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  • New Somalia fighting risks increasing famine suffering

    20 October 2011
    The new escalation in fighting and insecurity along the Kenya-Somalia border risks increasing the suffering for civilians already devastated by drought and conflict, international agency Oxfam said today, three months since famine was announced in Somalia.
  • Afghanistan: Ten years of gains for Afghan women under threat

    3 October 2011
    The improvements for Afghan women’s rights gained over the last decade are at risk of slipping away and could be lost in a quick fix bargain for peace, Oxfam warned today.
  • Global Arms Trade Treaty picks up speed – says Control Arms Coalition

    15 July 2011
    Diplomats at the United Nations’ talks on the future Arms Trade Treaty have made serious progress this week with a growing number of key countries bringing their support to the process. The week was also marked by pro-ATT statements from global investors’ with over US$ 1.2 trillion in assets.
  • Enormous challenges await southern Sudan after historic referendum

    7 January 2011
    Southern Sudan will face enormous challenges and will need long-term support from the rest of the world regardless of the outcome of this week’s referendum. The vote could create the world’s newest country, which would also be home to some of the world’s poorest people.
  • NATO must put protection of civilians at the heart of Afghanistan ‘transition’ strategy, warn aid agencies

    19 November 2010
    International military forces must take urgent steps to protect civilians caught up in the escalating conflict as they plan for the handover of responsibility for security to the Afghan government, warned leading aid agencies today.
  • Monday’s tragedy is a direct result of the Israeli blockade on Gaza

    2 June 2010

    Oxfam condemns Monday’s attack on the aid flotilla that resulted in the killing of a number of passengers and it links the tragedy to the failure of Israel and the international community to lift the three year blockade on the Gaza Strip.

  • Humanitarian crisis in Yemen deepening as world stands by

    22 September 2009

    International aid agency Oxfam today warned that the conflict-driven emergency in Yemen could soon ignite into a full-blown humanitarian crisis unless immediate action is taken to stop the fighting between government forces and Houthi rebels in the north of the country.

  • Oxfam International demands zero-tolerance toward sex crimes committed in the Colombian conflict

    9 September 2009

    International aid agency Oxfam today called for “zero-tolerance” toward sexual violence committed by all armed groups in Colombia. Thousands of women have been raped and sexually abused during the armed conflict, but the vast majority of perpetrators are not held to account for their crimes.

  • A third of Afghans at risk of hunger shows need for urgent aid reforms

    19 August 2009

    Too few ordinary Afghans are benefiting from international aid efforts in their country, with a third of the population at risk of hunger.

  • Iraqi women in the grip of ‘silent emergency’ despite security gains

    8 March 2009

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