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Australia needs to invest in solutions for the many, not the few
Amidst all the debate surrounding the newly signed deal between the Australian and Malaysian Governments, Oxfam's Refugee Rights Advocacy Coordinator Tamara investigates the true human cost of this agreement.
Giving women a voice in emergencies
In emergency situations, women have specific needs - but often don't get the chance to speak freely about them. In Dadaab refugee camp, we've been meeting with women to find out what we can do to make their lives a little easier.
Mapping food price rises
We've just launched our global food crisis map, detailing a range of locations around the world that are currently struggling with chronic food shortages.
“Your son is not sick. He just needs to eat”
Oxfam International's media officer, Louis Belanger, describes how the announcement of famine in parts of Somalia has affected aid workers in the region, inspiring them to work even harder to bring comfort to people like Abdi and Nuriya.
Sneaky Business Toolkit
Want to help promote a new global action in support of workers' rights? The Sneaky Business toolkit provides you with everything you need.
Video diary from Dadaab
Anna Ridout from Oxfam reports from Dadaab refugee complex in northern Kenya for CNN, taking us behind the scenes and showing us what life is really like in the camps.
90,000 workers strike at adidas supplier
Low wages and inhumane treatment have lead 90,000 workers to strike at an adidas suppler in Vietnam.
The long march for workers rights begins
101 people have begun a march across the world to end sneaky business in the global footwear industry.
Abuse part of daily bread for Converse workers
Women making Converse sneakers at the Pou Chen Group factory in Sukabumi have been kicked, slapped and taunted by their supervisors.
