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Human rights in crisis in 2013: Oxfam was there

January 14, 2014

We witnessed a continuing barrage of natural disasters, such as floods, hurricanes and cyclones. And conflicts…

The simple saw helps the Philippines recover the “tree of life”

January 9, 2014

Typhoon Haiyan caused widespread damage to livelihoods. Among the worst affected, was coconut farming with millions…

Typhoon Haiyan: Rebuilding a just and resilient society

December 13, 2013

This post was written by Lan Mercado, Oxfam’s Deputy Regional Director in Asia. She served as…

Oxfam rice seed distribution in the Philippines

December 12, 2013

Oxfam started distributing 400 tons of rice seeds in six rural municipalities south of Tacloban on…

Oxfam Partners Speaking Up for Women’s Rights

December 11, 2013

by Melanie Gallant Violence against women and girls is an attack on human rights – it…

Statement on International Human Rights Day

December 10, 2013

Statement by Robert Fox, Oxfam Canada Executive Director In South Africa, every six hours a woman…

At the Polling Station with Nelson Mandela, 1994

December 10, 2013

by Meyer Brownstone My first and most memorable encounter with Nelson Mandela coincided with a moment…

Syria’s refugees: Surviving through the kindness of strangers

December 9, 2013

It was the kindness of strangers. When Aziz fled from the Syrian conflict to Lebanon, he…

From shadow into light: Tackling gender violence through photography

December 4, 2013

As part of the international campaign “16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence,” Oxfam in Mali, Wildaf –…

The private sector and poverty: harnessing firepower, recognizing limits

December 2, 2013

By Winnie Byanyima, Executive Director of Oxfam International, and Raymond Offenheiser, President of Oxfam America Jobs,…

Rising from the rubble in the Philippines

November 26, 2013

By Cherian Matthews, Regional Director of Oxfam in Asia I have just returned from the typhoon-ravaged…

Why I just led hundreds of people out of the UN climate talks

November 22, 2013

by Winnie Byanyima Today I led hundreds of people from around the world in a walk…

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The evacuation order for the northern border town of Akobo East in South Sudan, which forced tens of thousands of people – including all aid agency staff – to leave at the weekend, has closed critical humanitarian programmes for over 200,000 people and deepened catastrophic conditions, Oxfam said today. Evacuated Oxfam staff are reporting that…

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Failed October–December rains have pushed nearly 26 million people into extreme hunger in East Africa. 58 million people do not have access to clean drinking water. Millions of livestock are at risk as drought devastate grazing lands and water sources, threatening pastoralist livelihoods. Failure of the last rainy season across Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia is…

Statement by the Regional Directors of the INGOs in the Middle East Region

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