
Joyce’s First Budget Chance to Be Fair and Just: Oxfam
Steven Joyce’s first budget is a chance for him to show that he embodies the great New Zealand qualities of fairness and justice, Oxfam said

Steven Joyce’s first budget is a chance for him to show that he embodies the great New Zealand qualities of fairness and justice, Oxfam said
A civil war broke out in the African nation of South Sudan at the end of 2013, and since then, almost one third of people

Group of Seven leaders meeting in Taormina, Sicily, this week should take the lead in fighting famine and immediately fund nearly half ($2.9 billion) of

Lebanon has taken in a huge number of Syrian refugees since the Syria Crisis began. Over one million are officially registered with the Lebanese government,

Conflict has plunged South Sudan into a man-made famine and millions of people across the country are starving. In South Sudan we have been supporting

Women arriving after walking through the swamp for hours. Photo: Pedro Mariel/Oxfam Swamp is all that many South Sudanese mothers can see for miles. They

Auckland’s very own Sarah Badju was recently in Nigeria with Oxfam’s WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene) team. A violent seven-year conflict in Nigeria involving Boko Haram

Since the Syria Crisis began in 2011, just over 15,000 Syrians have moved to the US. Syrian families make the journey to the US, and

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Women in drought-ravaged Eastern Somaliland are being pushed to the edge, desperately searching for food for their children. Some have lost family members, and many