Not time to lose: Promoting the accountability of the Afghan national security forces
As greater responsibility is handed over to the Afghan National Security Forces, there is a serious risk that unless adequate accountability mechanisms are put in
As greater responsibility is handed over to the Afghan National Security Forces, there is a serious risk that unless adequate accountability mechanisms are put in
At a time when one in seven people face a daily struggle to get enough food, Oxfam is calling on world leaders gathering in Turkey
This Fair Trade Fortnight (May 7 -22) thousands of Kiwis will take part in Oxfam’s Biggest Coffee Break – a nationwide Oxfam event, aimed at
Women in Indonesia challenge injustice and discrimination to win fair pay for women workers.
Meet Beauty Erawati, Founder and Director of Oxfam’s partner organisation – the Association of Indonesian Women for Justice (APIK). Beauty is quite simply one of
Vanuatu’s Rural Training Centres (RTC) provide vocational skills training for young people who have been pushed out of the school system, providing them with a
A traditional mat weaving project is giving women the opportunity to learn new skills and revive a declining cultural tradition.
The situation in Ivory Coast and Liberia has descended into a huge humanitarian disaster which requires urgent international funding, a coalition of 13 aid agencies
Eight Trade Me users have bid an impressive $4590 combined for Fairtrade coffee dates with some of New Zealand’s favourite celebs.
The clock is ticking to get help to neglected refugees fleeing Ivory Coast, Oxfam warns.