News
May 3, 2018
A new Oxfam survey of 40 oil, gas and mining companies has found that they are warming to the idea of disclosing their lucrative deals signed with governments, but much work remains to be done. ... more
April 23, 2018
As Justin Trudeau prepares to host G7 leaders in Charlevoix in June, the firstever feminist summit on its sidelines — W7: Feminist Visions for the G7 – kicks off in Ottawa this week, bringing together some 70 women from 20 countries to tackle the pressing global issues of our time. ... more
April 23, 2018
As monsoon seasons hits Bangladesh from late May to September, it is expected that a massive two and a half metres of rain could fall in just three months. Heavy rains and flooding will affect Rohingya refugees living in camps, increasing their risk of exposure to water-borne diseases.
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Features
April 17, 2018
This week marks 20 years since the Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement were adopted. However, little has changed on the ground. Rasmiya is one of thousands of women struggling to feed her children in the wake of ISIS. ... more
March 15, 2018
Seven long years after the Syria crisis began, the situation remains bleak. At least 400,000 Syrians have been killed and over 13 million are in desperate need of humanitarian aid. ... more
March 8, 2018
Transforming gender and power relations is critical to ending poverty and challenging inequality. Read examples of how Oxfam and our partners are strengthening the laws that protect the rights of women and girls. ... more
