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Alone, confused and scared. Their rights curbed and hopes crushed. This is the state of far too many children who make it across the Mediterranean to “safety”.
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When Mubashar Hasan, an Oxfam communications coordinator, set out for Nowshera district to report on the state of children in the tent camps of Pakistan, he was braced for the worst. What he found was unexpected.
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Syria's children have been tuned out
It's time to pay attention to what's happening in Syria and surrounding countries: a humanitarian disaster with children bearing the greatest burden.
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After recent important legal victories that provide protection to child refugees the administration attempted to send back into harm’s way, Oxfam and our partners are taking this fight a step further: to ensure that no children can be expelled in violation of their basic human rights.
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When AIDS Strikes, Children Run These Households
On World AIDS Day, stories about the hardships children endure fill the mind of this African traveler.
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Peru’s economic boom leaving rural children behind
Marie Arana's recent op-ed in the New York Times touches on many of the same inequality issues I saw during a visit to Peru.
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Crossing a border, with children in tow
A mom and refugee from Syria talks about making tough choices to bring her family to safety.
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In Yemen, children ‘live in fear and worry’
In their own voices, Yemenis tell of the hardship and uncertainty the conflict has brought to their lives.
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You want to give everything to your children
In a rural mountain village in El Salvador, Oxfam partners lend a hand to families struggling with El Niño
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Oxfam works to teach children about how to stay health in the camps for displaced people in Darfur.
