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Women Are Central to Canadian Foreign Policy

September 29, 2015

Written by Julie DelahantyExecutive Director, Oxfam CanadaEarly reviews of last night’s Munk Debate on foreign policy…

Ending global poverty begins with women’s rights.

September 23, 2015

Written by Kelly Bowden National Campaigns Manager, Oxfam Canada That’s why Oxfam teamed up with the…

Economic Priorities for My Mother and Millions of Canadian Women

September 17, 2015

Written by Julie DelahantyExecutive Director, Oxfam Canada Election season is heating up. The leaders debate on…

We know that when women raise their voices – change can happen

September 17, 2015

Support Oxfam’s life-changing work around the world: Women exercising their rights, communities building a future free…

Women, Peace & Security – In That Order!

September 15, 2015

Written by Julie Lafrenière Women’s Rights Knowledge Specialist On September 15th, 2015 in Ottawa there was…

Syria: A Lasting Solution in the Wake of Needless Tragedy

September 3, 2015

The searing images of three-year-old Alan Kurdi have moved through cyberspace and galvanized reaction around the…

A Tribute to Humanitarian Workers

August 19, 2015

Privthyva was born April 25th – an hour after the earthquake. In rural Dolakha, even in…

Making “Cuba’s Hour” Count for Cubans

August 14, 2015

Making “Cuba’s Hour” Count for Cubans  by Marianela Gonzalez, communications officer for Oxfam in Cuba. Since December 17th,…

Six big things for election debates

August 6, 2015

Written by Kelly Bowden, National Campaign Manager If you ask political parties or the media, this…

War, peace and women’s long journey for justice in Somalia

August 5, 2015

Somalia hasn’t been in the news much in the past couple of years – which is…

Hard choices in South Sudan: food or clean water?

July 24, 2015

An end to the fighting would go a long way toward solving the challenges so many…

Happy Eid – from Yemen

July 16, 2015

Eid is upon us. But it doesn’t feel like Eid. Fighting in Yemen has not ceased…

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One year since the ceasefire agreement, more than 1,400 people have been killed by Israeli forces in Gaza, nearly two million still need shelter, not a single hospital is fully functioning, and 1.4 million face crisis-level hunger. GAZA, 9 October 2026 – One year after the Gaza ceasefire agreement was reached, more than 100 humanitarian,…

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Reacting to the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) analysis for Somalia, which shows 5.4 million people are projected to face acute hunger, including 26,000 at risk of famine in Baidoa, Bay region, Juliet Moriku Balikowa, Oxfam Somalia Country Director said: “One in four people in Somalia is now going hungry while Baidoa and surrounding…

REACTION: Gaza building collapse

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Following the overnight collapse of a war-damaged building leaving 20 deaths and dozens trapped, rescue efforts are being severely hampered by Israel’s refusal to allow entry of the heavy machinery and equipment needed to save lives amidst the ongoing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.  Wassem Mushtaha, Oxfam’s Response Lead in Gaza, said: “Today’s death toll…

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