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Violence Against Women and Girls by Megan Lowthers [wpbb-else] [wpbb…
Dear Ministers, On behalf of national, regional and local gender justice and human rights organizations, we are…
Finding the path to voice, choice and agency by Paula Baker | May 7, 2021 Noor’s name…
Running water, electricity or technology that allows you to stay connected with your friends and family are…
Formed five years ago, the Latin America & Caribbean (LAC) Regional Women’s Rights and Gender Justice group…
For the last two years, I’ve become more and more deeply involved with Oxfam Canada. I now…
Violence Against Women and Girls by Megan Lowthers [wpbb-else] [wpbb…
My name is Susan Grace Duku. I am 33 years old and I have spent 21 of…
Violence Against Women and Girls by Megan Lowthers [wpbb-else]…
There is no greater responsibility than to ensure the safety and dignity of the people we serve.…
Written by Eric Gould. Eric is a Canadian currently on the ground in Nepal. He is a…
This year has proven to be a reckoning on women’s rights around the world and the humanitarian…
“Who here was married before they were ready?” Every single woman raises her hand. The women tell…
I want to address a distressing story you may see in the news describing acts of sexual…
The #MeToo campaign is empowering survivors across the globe to share their stories.Sexual abuse and violence against…
Since August 25, over 600,000 Rohingya refugees have crossed over into Bangladesh’s southeastern districts. More than half are…
“Do not get married if you are a child, because you do not yet understand about the…
Sometimes we harm the people we try to help. As humanitarians we deliver life-saving assistance to people…
When Sylvie’s husband died of disease in Buporo refugee camp, it was not only heartbreaking for this…
Written by Julie Delahanty, Executive Director, Oxfam Canada Driving through Larache in Northern Morocco I was struck…
Written by Julie Delahanty, Executive Director of Oxfam Canada. First published in The Hill Times on July…
by Julie Delahanty,Executive Director of Oxfam Canada We'll leave it to the courts to decide the fate…
On October 19th, 2015, Canadians told the world they were ready for something different. Prime Minister Justin…
By Julie Lafrenière, Women’s Rights Specialist at Oxfam Canada. In South Sudan, domestic violence is widespread and…
By Bailey Reid, Women’s Rights Campaigner, Oxfam Canada Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE) programs are popular among development…
Eid is upon us. But it doesn’t feel like Eid. Fighting in Yemen has not ceased throughout…
Amidst bombings and shortages in fuel, food and vital supplies, a group of Yemeni women came together…
Written by Sarah Rooney, Oxfam Canada’s intern and 3rd year law student at University of Ottawa. As…
From Nigeria to Canada to the UK gender-based violenceknows no bordersBlog by: Chioma Akuabia Ukwuagu Programme Officer,…
Worldwide violence against women and girls is a widespread human rights violation. Oxfam is part of a…
by Lauren Ravon and Lise Martin Last week the international community was shocked when two little girls…
by Emily Brown, Oxfam Great Britain Yesterday I shared with you a new animation on women’s political…
by Emily Brown, Oxfam Great Britain Have you ever felt like no one is listening to you?…
photo: Oxfam Americaby Coco McCabe, Oxfam AmericaYadira Leticia Tziná Mendoza explains why she’s taking on a taboo…
Shy at first, the twenty or so teenage girls and boys sitting around the table eventually opened…
by Melanie Gallant Violence against women and girls is an attack on human rights – it ruins…
Statement by Robert Fox, Oxfam Canada Executive Director In South Africa, every six hours a woman is…
As part of the international campaign “16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence,” Oxfam in Mali, Wildaf – a…
By Julie Thekkudan, Gender Justice – Lead Specialist, Oxfam India India is a land of many contrasts…
This week has been action-packed for Oxfam Canada! In addition to preparing the ground work for this…
When Funeka Soldaat went to the police after being raped, they beat her and put her in…
by Melanie Gallant Maxaquene is an impoverished neighborhood on the outskirts of Maputo, the capital of…
by Victoria Marzilli Two months. That is all it took for chocolate lovers and social justice…
by Shawna WakefieldOn mother’s day, instead of valorizing moms with well-intended, but often artificial appreciation for the…
by Nidhi Tandon The first and greatest violence is the systematic exclusion of people – a great number of people – by society.…
What do Toblerone and Tropicana have in common? The same as Coca-Cola, Cheerios and Cadbury’s and…
First question: How does Oxfam take the potential for gender-based violence into account when planning cash…