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ALT Graphic with a bright green background showing a black‑and‑white image of the Earth on the right, covered in looping black flight paths, with a white private jet flying above it. On the left, a large black speech bubble with white quotation marks contains the text: “A commitment to a private jet tax sends a clear message: the super-rich will no longer get a free pass to pollute Scottish skies. Jamie Livingstone, Oxfam Scotland.”
ALT Graphic climate-justice style poster showing the bold headline “IMAGINE LIVING WITH SOMEONE WHO BURNS THROUGH THEIR YEARLY BUDGET BY JANUARY 10,” with smaller text saying “That’s what it’s like sharing the earth with the super-rich,” above an illustrated January desk calendar whose lower right corner is singed and burning around the date 10.
ALT Blue report cover titled “The Care Policy Scorecard for Scotland”, with logos for the Scottish Women’s Budget Group and “A Scotland that cares” at the top, and overlapping rounded shapes at the bottom framing photos of caring, including a woman holding a child.
ALT Uwineza in Humule, DRC, sits outdoors holding papers, wearing a patterned headscarf and burgundy dress. She looks to the side, listening intently. A quote appears beside her: “That money was more than aid; it was a second chance.”
ALT Black-and-white photo of Angela O'Hagan with short white hair and glasses speaking at a podium with a microphone. Behind her is a banner reading “The Human Rights Case for Tax Justice.” To the right, on a black background, a large quotation reads: “A fair tax system is the foundation of a fairer, greener Scotland. The question is whether we are ready to put our money where our mouth is and design a system that enables rights to be realised for everyone.” The quote is attributed to “Professor Angela O’Hagan, Chair of the Scottish Human Rights Commission.” The Tax Justice Scotland logo appears at the bottom.