Vaccinating the poorest half of humanity – 3.7 billion people – against coronavirus could cost less than the ten biggest pharmaceutical companies make in four
A Mother’s Day Tribute to Atsede Getaneth By Tigist Gebru “I might not even survive this pandemic but right now, the most important thing for
Fourteen leading New Zealand aid agencies have today called on the New Zealand government to step in with immediate humanitarian assistance to save millions of
An open letter to the New Zealand Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Minister of Finance, from fourteen leading New
According to the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), the impact of the coronavirus pandemic could increase the number of people at risk of
New OECD figures show international aid woefully inadequate to fight the coronavirus crisis, says Oxfam Rich countries barely increased international aid by 1.4 percent overall
LEFT: Oxfam humanitarian specialist Darren Brunk; RIGHT: Oxfam New Zealand’s partner, the Tonga National Youth Congress put together a team of youth volunteers for their emergency
Oxfam New Zealand is calling on the New Zealand government to free up spending for global public health, by advocating for the immediate cancellation of
Reaction to President Trump hold on WHO funding In reaction to reports that President Trump is seeking to withhold funding to the World Health Organization,
Responding to a joint statement on Tuesday by G7 Finance Ministers saying they stand ready to provide a time-bound suspension on bilateral debt service payments
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