Search results — 191 items matching your search terms
Subscribe to an always-updated feed of these search terms
- Cholera ravages a population weakened by hunger
- Oxfam urges international donors to respond to needs
- More doctors and nurses urgently needed to help HIV and AIDS response
- As the world marks World AIDS Day 2007 on 1 December, a huge boost in the numbers of health workers is urgently needed as millions of HIV and AIDS patients ...
- US-EU Trade Proposal is "Old Wine in New Bottles"
- Trade Preference Extension for Andean Countries Crucial for Development
- Spread of Free Trade Agreements Threatens Poor Countries
- Senate Agriculture Committee Snubs Global Poor
- Pull Back on Stringent Intellectual Property Rules in Trade Deals Encouraging
- Oxfam renews call to reform International Coffee Agreement
- US Must Reform Agricultural Subsidy Program
- Cotton Subsidies Violate Trade Agreements and Hurt Poor Country Farmers
- Pharmaceutical industry is undermining its own future as millions of poor people denied access to medicines
- Peru Trade Deal Fails to Deliver on Development Potential
- Oxfam says U.S. must reform illegal cotton subsidies, or lose credibility, following WTO panel ruling
- Oxfam America Launches $50 Million Fundraising Campaign
- Major Ad Campaign Launched by Public Interest and Religious Groups to Call on Congress to Deliver a Fair Farm Bill
- First Wave Targets Minnesota, New Hampshire and District of Columbia with $225,000 media buy.
- Indian court rules against pharmaceutical giant Novartis
- Leading aid and advocacy agencies call announcement a victory for public health.
- G8 Risk Going Into Reverse on Aid, Warns Oxfam on Eve of Summit
- African Farmers Squeezed by Subsidies and Privatization Efforts
- India, Thailand and Philippines Must Face Down Conflicts to Guarantee Affordable Medicines
- US-Colombia Free Trade Deal a Step Back for Development
- Oxfam Urges Focus on Trade Preferences for Developing Countries Instead
- Rich Countries Betraying their Obligations to Help Poor Countries Protect Public Health
- Oxfam Welcomes New Trade Proposal but Urges Improvements to Help Developing Countries
- Cameroon, Honduras and US lead on Sustainable Solutions for Coffee Sector
- US-Peru Trade Deal a Step Back for Development
- Rich Countries Not off the Hook After Breakdown of WTO Talks
- US Farmers Back from West African Trip: 'Our Agriculture Policy is Shameful'
- US-Andean Trade Deals will Harm Developing Countries
- International Coffee Organization Meetings End Without Crucial Commitments for Coffee Sector
- Oxfam Supports Emergency Trade Legislation
- New Bills Extend Expiring Benefits for Developing Countries
- Oxfam Urges House To Reject Trade Agreement
- Road Show of Central American Presidents Can't Prevent Growing Opposition to DR-CAFTA
- Affordable Drug Policy Must Remain Intact, Says Oxfam
- Thailand?s new 'action plan' for talks this week with US must not undermine the life-saving policy.
- Give monthly
-
For less than a dollar a day, you can help Oxfam reach even more people living in poverty with life-changing, community-led programs.
- Ways to get involved
-
What will you do to fight poverty and injustice?
If you’re ready to take action, large or small, then we invite you to join us.
Join our online community
Events in your area
- Oxfam America blogs
- I went to Haiti too… May 20, 2013
- Loss of a leader in Ghana May 17, 2013 3
- Simple and Effective: System of Rice Intensification in Vietnam May 16, 2013
- Salvadoran activist to DC policymakers: “We are on a journey together.” May 16, 2013
- Why US Farmers Should Take “Pride” in Reforming Food Aid May 15, 2013 2
Follow us online