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Nearly 40 per cent of Yemen families forced into debt to pay for essentials – Oxfam
Nearly two out of every five families in Yemen buy food and medicines using debt, according to Oxfam research published today. Yemeni families are trapped
Nearly two out of every five families in Yemen buy food and medicines using debt, according to Oxfam research published today. Yemeni families are trapped
Air New Zealand’s contract with the Saudi military is an unacceptable breach of international obligations and New Zealanders’ trust, said Oxfam today, as the aid
The supply of safe and effective vaccines for all is being artificially rationed because of the protection of exclusive rights and monopolies of pharmaceutical corporations,
Court battle backed by 2.34 million people – largest petition in French history Landmark case will pile pressure on other governments to act faster A
You may be aware that New Zealand banks are moving towards eliminating cheques from their services over the next year. Your support matters. We’re here
Oxfam welcomes the release of the Climate Change Commission’s draft report on cutting New Zealand’s pollution, but says that doing our fair share for 1.5
An open that was delivered to Prime Minister Ardern and Ministers Mahuta and O’Connor, a letter signed by 42 organisations and noted experts requesting that
Oxfam’s new report, ‘The Inequality Virus’, reveals that the wealth of the ten richest men has increased by half a trillion dollars since the pandemic began
New Zealand’s richest citizen, Graeme Hart, has seen his fortune increase by NZ$3,494,333,333 since March 2020 – a sum equivalent to over half a million New Zealanders
The 1,000 richest people on the planet recouped their COVID-19 losses within just nine months, but it could take more than a decade for the