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What do words like “food insecurity” and “famine” actually mean? Our graphic below explains. And when it comes to hunger, understanding is action. If we know what these words mean in human terms, we feel more motivated to help.

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Why and How Should Investors Act on Human Rights?
Multinational companies in the food sector command vital resources–land, labor, and finance–to produce, process, distribute, and sell food products.

Chocolate, slave labor, and corporate greed
There’s a dirty secret about the chocolate industry: it profits from child labor and enslavement. The Supreme Court just made it harder for six abused laborers to seek redress.

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.