Diseases from unsafe water and lack of basic sanitation kill more people every year than all forms of violence, including war. That’s wrong. We all have the right to clean water.
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Politics of Poverty
Perhaps never before in US history has the revolving door between business and government been more pronounced - or the line between business and public interests more blurred.
Politics of Poverty
We love taxing billionaires. This ain't it. Rhetoric shouldn’t distract from an inequality-fueling tax deal
Politics of Poverty
One year after publishing At Work and Under Watch, Oxfam is still monitoring the unchecked rise of surveillance in warehouses and its impacts on workers’ health and safety — and still waiting for Amazon and Walmart to act.