Oxfam Aotearoa is dismayed by the lack of ambition in the Government’s Emissions Reduction Plan released today. ‘Relying on the least cost option of planting
Close to 20 former heads of state and government of G20 and higher-income countries, including former Prime Minister of New Zealand Helen Clark, former President
Oxfam strongly condemns the attack on the children’s hospital in Kyiv Oxfam, CARE, Humanity & Inclusion, and We World, strongly denounce the harm caused to
In response to the latest Global Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) report published today, which warns that a high risk of famine persists across
Hunger nearly tripled in five of these countries over the same period. Water-related disasters forced nearly eight million people out of their homes in 10
Two-thirds of population now squeezed into less than a fifth of the Gaza Strip. Israel’s relentless air and land bombardment and deliberate obstruction of the
Israeli military attacks since October caused at least $210m worth of damage to Gaza’s water and sanitation infrastructure. The destruction of critical water and sanitation
Since 2006, over 21,000 New Zealanders have taken part in this incredible endurance team event while fundraising for Oxfam Aotearoa. The final Trailwalker event was
In reaction to Russia’s attack on a community centre operated by Oxfam’s partner “Peaceful Heaven of Kharkiv” yesterday, Nicola Bay, Oxfam’s Organisational Lead for Ukraine,
Global dividend payouts to rich shareholders jumped by 45 percent in real terms between 2020 and 2023, while workers’ wages rose by just 3 percent.
