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Rose Wasiaya's husband called daughters “rubbish.” She was determined to work hard and prove him wrong.
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Politics of poverty blogExtractive Tax Practices: Bad for the Poor. Risky for Business.
When mining and energy companies don’t pay their fair share, no one wins.
StoryShe brought her husband’s killers to justice. She fled so her family wouldn’t pay the price.
As thousands of families flee Central America for safety in the US, Salvadoran immigrant Rebeca Alfaro is speaking out.
StoryCyclone Kenneth survivors need food, shelter after huge storm
In the second major storm to hit Mozambique in the last two months, farmers report lost crops and hunger. Oxfam is expanding its cyclone response to help them.
Politics of poverty blogWhat’s still missing from the State Department’s human rights reports
For the second year in a row, language on the rights of women and LGBTI populations has vanished.
News updateOxfam plans to respond after Cyclone Fani leaves a path of destruction in the Indian state of Odisha
Oxfam is assessing humanitarian needs and helping communities in the wake of Cyclone Fani, the most severe storm to hit the Indian subcontinent in two decades.