One year since the Beirut Blast
Since the explosion last year, Oxfam and partners have assisted more than 14,000 survivors, helping to provide resources for people to rebuild their homes and livelihoods.
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What you need to know about the obscure policy preventing people from seeking asylum at the US southern border
Breaking down Title 42, the Trump-era policy that President Biden is using to send refugees back into harm’s way. Preventing asylum seekers from filing their claims is a violation of their human rights.
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One year after Beirut explosion, the city is still rebuilding
Residents of Beirut continue to put their homes and lives back together during an economic crisis in Lebanon. Oxfam is working with local groups to help families and businesses rebuild.
After 10 years of independence, South Sudan working to resolve conflict and humanitarian crisis
Amid threats of pandemic, severe hunger, fighting, and floods, Oxfam and partners continue to assist South Sudanese.
For women who survive acts of violence, finding refuge shouldn't be this difficult
Despite surviving multiple traumas in their home countries, enduring criminalization in Mexico, and being denied asylum by the United States, these women stuck at the US-Mexico border teach us what it means to joyfully resist. It’s time fix the US asylum process to provide lifesaving refuge to people fleeing persecution because of their gender.
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Countering climate change starts in your kitchen
Low-Carbon Cooking with Chef Alejandra Schrader WEBINAR: Sign up for this webinar to learn the basics of low-carbon cooking and how you can help tackle the climate crisis.
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people around the world benefited directly from our programs last year
1.2 million
people participated in our gender justice projects last year
3.8 million
global citizens like you who took actions last year in campaigns for social change