Blog by Nick Bryer, Oxfam Global Inequality Lead Our new report about the state of inequality in the world reveals how our economy is delivering unimaginable rewards
Eighty two per cent of the wealth generated last year went to the richest one per cent of the global population, while the 3.7 billion
Lan, 32, works in a factory in Dong Nai province, southern Vietnam, which produces shoes for global fashion brands. She works on 1200 pairs of
A staggering 28 per cent of all wealth created in New Zealand in 2017 went to the richest 1 per cent of Kiwis. While the
Last year saw the biggest increase in billionaires in history, one more every two days. This huge increase could have ended global extreme poverty seven
The Zero Carbon Act campaign partners welcome the first concrete steps the Government has taken today towards strong legislation for a safe climate future, with
From left: Rebecca Dakin, Dianne Bulled, Liisa Jones and Andy Ross. Photo: Rebecca Dakin. From fighting fires to responding to local emergencies, this group of Whakatāne
Pictured, from left: Lucy Liu, June Cui, Jennifer Ma, Sophie Chen. It was the Great Lake Relay in Taupō that brought the four members of
Tuesday’s climate summit in Paris must boost the financial support going to help poor communities adapt to climate change, said Oxfam. French President Emmanuel Macron, the World
Another year, another scandal. First came #LuxLeaks, then #PanamaPapers. Today, reporters all over the world are covering the Paradise Papers, based on leaked documents from
