The six wealthiest countries – which make up more than half the global economy – host less than 9 percent of the world’s refugees while
Oxfam condemns the guilty verdicts of Antoine Deltour and Raphaël Halet who were involved in the 2014 tax scandal LuxLeaks – a leak which involved
The Paris Agreement marked a major breakthrough in support for climate action from many parts of the business community, including from key actors in the
While female reality contestants in New Zealand try to win the heart of one expertly groomed male, on the other side of the world, in
After a night of howling winds, torrential rain and power outages, Samoa has emerged largely unscathed from Cyclone Amos.
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Oxfam is on stand-by and ready to respond to Cyclone Amos, currently moving fast through the Pacific and bearing down on Samoa. The cyclone, expected
This opinion piece by Oxfam New Zealand Executive Director Rachael Le Mesurier was published in The Christchurch Press. OPINION: The Panama Papers leak blew the lid on worldwide tax
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As more than 160 countries come together to sign the Paris Climate Change Agreement, taking a critical step towards its implementation, Oxfam calls on governments
We will send our first shipment of aid tomorrow to those people most affected from the 7.8 earthquake that struck Ecuador last Saturday. The first two-ton
Oxfam has deployed an evaluation team to Ecuador to determine its humanitarian response to the 7.8 earthquake that struck on the evening of April 16.
