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In response to US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s Speech at the UN Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome, Eric Munoz, Policy Advisor for Oxfam said:

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) today publishes a major new report on global corporate taxation: “Spillov

Only massive public pressure can rescue a climate deal, warned Oxfam today, as the Warsaw negotiations drew to a close after a fortnight of farce and fiasco.

The international tax system is broken and unfair.  July’s Finance for Development Conference in Addis is the perfect time to ensure all parties agree to tackle this problem.

The European Commission today published – as part of its “summer package” – a legislative proposal to reform the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS). The Commission has failed to use this key opportunity to help address a key stumbling block in the climate negotiations: the provision of predictable and additional climate finance.  

Oxfam's reaction on the adoption of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030, a global plan that’s meant to build the resilience of communities to disasters over the next 15 years and lead to bolder commitments on disaster risk reduction,

Oxfam welcomed a groundbreaking new report on access to medicines published today by a High Level Panel of the United Nations and called for the UN to work with governments to implement its recommendations without delay. 

In a crucial vote today on public country-by-country reporting, two European Parliament committees have given up another chance to take meaningful action for tax transparency.Oxfam’s EU Policy Advisor on tax, Aurore Chardonnet, said:“Despite several recent tax scandals and the efforts of many willing parliamentarians, Members of the European Parliament have once again shied away from meaningful action that would have supported tax transparency.“ By including a key loophole in the future law, MEPs are favoring large multinationals and giving smaller…

04 July 2017The European Parliament has voted in favor of new tax transparency rules, but have allowed large companies to get away with a tax secrecy clause.Reacting to the crucial vote on public country-by-country reporting, Oxfam’s EU Policy Advisor on tax, Aurore Chardonnet, said:“The European Parliament’s vote is a small step towards greater tax transparency. But companies can still hide key tax information if they want to, due to a get-out clause.Many EU parliamentarians seem to still prioritize large multinationals over citizens and SMEs,…

The Greek Council of State's lifting of movement restrictions on asylum seekers arriving on the Greek Islands confirms the unlawfulness of the containment policy and its inefficiency. Nonetheless, the government rushed to reinstate them.