Planting season comes to a halt as thousands of farmers lost tools, seeds and livestock Six months since the conflict erupted in Tigray, thousands of
Oxfam responds to deadly COVID-19 wave in India Oxfam India has deployed teams to five of the worst-hit states in India where a second wave
Women’s lost income in 2020 totaled the combined wealth of 98 countries The COVID-19 crisis cost women around the world at least $800 billion in
Oxfam supports the policies that Prime Minister Ardern showcased during the first day of the virtual Climate Summit hosted by the United States of America,
Total pay-outs enough to vaccinate 1.3 billion people, equal to the population of Africa Ahead of shareholder meetings for the giant pharmaceutical corporations, the People’s
Scientists have delivered multiple safe and effective vaccines, but pharmaceutical corporations and governments are still failing to make enough doses and facilitate their distribution everywhere.
On the eve of the Earth Day Summit, Oxfam is calling for President Biden and world leaders attending the virtual summit, including Prime Minister Jacinda
Only 26 hours of global military spending is enough to cover the $5.5 billion needed to help most at risk A year on since the UN
New Zealand’s Former Prime Minister of New Zealand, and Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme Helen Clark has signed. More than 170 former heads
Figures published today by the OECD show that development aid has slightly increased in 2020. While this rise provides a lifeline for millions of people living
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