Today Oxfam’s heart is with all of the people affected by the earthquake in Christchurch – those who lost their lives, those who are missing
We’d like you to meet one woman making a huge difference to the lives of other women – our water engineer in Papua New Guinea
February 17 marks the Global Day of Action for a Robin Hood Tax. Hundreds of campaigning organisations from over twenty countries, including Oxfam, will be
As the G20 meets in Paris this week, Oxfam calls on the world’s leading economies to act now to stop the price of basic foods from
As citizens around the world witness the events which unfolded in Egypt on February 11, Oxfam congratulates the Egyptian people and expresses its admiration and
The effectiveness of international aid, both in meeting urgent needs and in tackling entrenched poverty, is being undermined in some of the world’s poorest places.
Donor governments are now spending proportionately more aid on countries they consider politically and militarily important while overlooking equally severe needs in crises elsewhere, said
The disaster in Sri Lanka is deepening as a result of a second wave of flooding in the country. One million people in Sri Lanka
The proliferation of substandard, dangerous medicines in poor countries is being used by rich countries as an excuse to tighten intellectual property rules, boosting the
The monsoon floods that began in Pakistan in July 2010 caused a colossal disaster. Thanks to the collective efforts of the Pakistani Government, UN agencies,
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