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   World hunger and famine

   

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   Politics of Poverty

   African Mining Ministers Endorse, Push for Reforms

   March 27, 2015

   

   At Chatham House, But on the Record

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   Politics of Poverty

   Listen up, Congress: Voters support swift COVID-19 measures that put people first—and big corporations last

   March 23, 2020

   

   The swift and devastating spread of the virus in the US is dealing a staggering blow to our public health systems and our economy and exposing how working families have been struggling for decades.

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   First Person

   Hey #StopKony fans, over here!

   January 08, 2015

   

   You don’t have to lose your passion or enthusiasm over the closing of Invisible Children. You can redirect it to where it’s needed most.

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   Politics of Poverty

   Voices from Nigeria: Section 1504 “means more for Nigerians than laws from other countries”

   August 14, 2015

   

   Experts on oil industry and community development in Nigeria say transparency law in US would help Nigeria reduce conflict, aid companies operating in the country, and encourage government to deliver on development.

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   Politics of Poverty

   How to talk to your family about Syrian refugees this Thanksgiving

   November 25, 2015

   

   A few quick tips for answering those tough questions around the Thanksgiving dinner table.

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   Defending Human Rights Against Corporate Interests

   

   Communities across the global south on the frontlines of mega development projects – such as pipelines, dams, and large-scale farms – must navigate profound disruption and the inequities of corporate power on their doorstep. Often, they do not have a say in how these projects are pushed forward. Challenging this inequality starts with evidence-driven advocacy grounded in community demands. Oxfam’s community-based human rights impact assessment tool is one route to rebalance powers and defend the rights of frontline communities.

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   Making foreign aid work

   

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   Politics of Poverty

   What the critics get wrong about inequality and Oxfam

   January 17, 2017

   

   Setting the record straight, again.

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    Story

    Unity is strength: How one woman found the strength to survive—and speak up

    May 26, 2015

    

    Change is afoot in the eastern provinces of the Democratic Republic of Congo, where women are finding new power in working together to confront the challenges of life in an unstable region.