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  1. Politics of Poverty

    Ruffling feathers to prevent more harm to workers in the US poultry industry

    Working in poultry plants is dangerous, unhealthy, and precarious.

  2. Politics of Poverty

    Peru's fight for millions in tax revenue from Cerro Verde mine

    New research from Oxfam’s partners in Peru shows – yet again – how hard it can be for governments to protect the tax base over the life of a mining project (and hold mining companies accountable).

  3. First Person

    Building walls won't solve problems—let's fight poverty and corruption instead

    Instead of building legal and physical walls blocking people from coming to the US, why not fight the poverty, corruption, and conflicts that send them fleeing here?

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    Politics of Poverty

    Peru’s mining conflicts explode again: Protests and violence in Espinar

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    Politics of Poverty

    After a long haul, SEC finally acts for oil, mining transparency

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    Civil society input from resource-rich countries cited by SEC

  6. Politics of Poverty

    #MaximaNoEstaSola: Troubles again at Peru mine

    A local farmer and activist’s home is destroyed. What will get through to Yanacocha?

  7. Publication

    Building a new agricultural future

    Supporting agro-ecology for people and the planet.

  8. Publication

    R4 Rural Resilience Initiative

    Quarterly report | April - June 2014

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    Walking the Talk

    Oxfam launched its award-winning international ‘Behind the Brands’ campaign in February 2013. It ranks the biggest international food and be

  10. Politics of Poverty

    Will the US abandon the world’s poorest?

    Donald Trump’s proposed cuts to foreign aid disproportionately target the poorest countries, and serve a signal that this administration is not concerned with fighting poverty.

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