NATO states must act now to stop abuses by Afghan police and army.
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Not time to lose: Promoting the accountability of the Afghan national security forces
As greater responsibility is handed over to the Afghan National Security Forces, there is a serious risk that unless adequate accountability mechanisms are put in place, violations of human rights and humanitarian law will escalate – and Afghan civilians will pay the price. Troop-contributing states have been slow to honour their moral and legal obligation to ensure the accountability of the national security forces; and time to do so is running out.
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Thousands of Kiwis to take a Coffee Break for Oxfam this Fair Trade Fortnight
This Fair Trade Fortnight (May 7 -22) thousands of Kiwis will take part in Oxfam’s Biggest Coffee Break – a nationwide Oxfam event, aimed at raising awareness of Fairtrade and raising funds for Oxfam’s work towards a just world without poverty.
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Oxfam calls for action to lift the world’s Least Developed Countries
At a time when one in seven people face a daily struggle to get enough food, Oxfam is calling on world leaders gathering in Turkey May 9-13 to seize the opportunity and help lift the most vulnerable nations out of poverty.
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Inaq wins fair pay for women workers
Women in Indonesia challenge injustice and discrimination to win fair pay for women workers.
Supporting women
Meet Beauty Erawati, Founder and Director of Oxfam’s partner organisation – the Association of Indonesian Women for Justice (APIK).
Beauty is quite simply one of the bravest women we know.
