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Democratic Republic of Congo faces growing crisis amid aid cuts
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Building a Canada that Works for Everyone: Oxfam Canada’s Recommendations for the Upcoming Federal Budget
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G7 must pursue windfall taxes on excess corporate ‘pandemic profits’ and cancel poor country debts to fund fight against hunger
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Worst monsoon rains in over a century submerge most of northeast Bangladesh and devastate the lives of 4.3 million people
Monsoon rains – the worst in 122 years – have inundated major rivers in northeastern Bangladesh and submerged thousands of houses, impacting 4.3 million people. The worse is yet to come as flooding worsens and access to impacted areas is hampered. “Tens of thousands of people in 10 districts are now trapped as the flood-hit…
Oxfam Canada launches new program to advance women’s empowerment in Myanmar
Thanks to a contribution of $7.9 million from the Government of Canada and close to $400,000 from Oxfam Canada, more than 20,000 crisis-affected women and adolescent girls in Myanmar will be able to increase their access to resources and decision-making power through the Women Leading Durable Solutions (WLDS) project. The project will be implemented by…
Nearly 30,000 people have died every day from COVID-19 since WTO talks on vaccine intellectual property began
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