The corridors of Agazi Elementary School in Tigray are bustling with activity. On one side, children scurry down the corridors to their classrooms, and the air is filled with the hum of learning. On the other, makeshift tents and a scattering of belongings mark the presence of over 9000 people displaced by conflict in western Tigray, now seeking shelter at this school in the town of Adigrat

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Responding to the G7 communiqué published today, Oxfam International’s Head of Inequality Policy Max Lawson, said: “Talking about taxing the super-rich for t

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In response to the UN Security Council’s ceasefire resolution, Oxfam’s Regional Director for the Middle East, Sally Abi Khalil, said: “It

Europe faces a shift in the political landscape, marked by a rise of far-right and euro-sceptic political parties.

In response to Israel’s operation in Nuseirat over the weekend, Oxfam’s Regional Director for the Middle East Sally Abi Khalil said:

Europe’s agriculture industry is exploiting the at least 2.4 million migrants who harvest Europe’s fruits and vegetables.

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