Personal to Powerful: Holding the line for gender justice in the face of growing anti-rights movements Thirty years on from the commitments enshrined in the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, this briefing reveals a picture of broken promises and unfulfilled ambition by States. This failure is not just due to a lack of political will, but also an economic system that is unequal by design.
Safety net and humanitarian cash in the Emergency Response in Lebanon – what can we learn? Lebanon is facing a severe humanitarian crisis exacerbated by economic turndown, widespread poverty, and displacement resulting from the escalation of the hostilities into war between Hezbollah and Israel on September 23, 2024.
Oxfam reaction to USAID funding cuts in DRC Commenting on news today that the US has confirmed the termination of USAID funding for multiple life-saving projects in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
New EU Commission proposal turns supply chain law into empty shell The EU Commission presented its plans for the European Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive as part of the omnibus legislation
In January, billionaires amassed more wealth than the poorest third of humanity owns In January alone, billionaire wealth surged by $314 billion ―around $10 billion a day.
Ukrainian agency toward peace must be honored and preserved: Oxfam Oxfam's response to the US-Russia meeting yesterday (Feb 18) on the future of the war in Ukraine.
Nearly half a million people left without shelter, food or water in DR Congo amid destruction of displacement sites and aid cuts Oxfam warns of an alarming humanitarian crisis in Eastern DRC as aid groups struggle to respond in the face of funding cuts ripple effects.
Oxfam echoes call to end “oligarchic rule” at Vatican tax justice summit Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, f
