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- Cambodian rice farmers go organic
- As health food's popularity grows, an Oxfam partner in Cambodia establishes the first certified organic rice mill in the country.
- "An energizing experience"
- Sharing this experience with some of the most impassioned and successful activists from across the United States refueled my own activist energy.
- Resistance in Central America
- Central Americans worked hard to change the content of DR-CAFTA, as well as the way it was being negotiated.
- Partners in Central America and US unite to fight DR-CAFTA
- Oxfam America supports groups in North and South, which participate in lobby visits and farmer exchanges.
- US-Colombia Free Trade Agreement Bad Deal for Development and National Security
- Oxfam Reaction to Final WTO Cotton Panel Ruling
- Farm Bill Deal Light on Reform and Heavy on Bloat
- Fair Trade Deal Needed Now More Than Ever
- Poor countries must not be rushed into an unfair deal that endangers development
- Extension of trade preferences beneficial for development
- 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
- 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
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