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Standing up for immigrants: Municipal leaders gather to discuss safety for all in their communities
In late June, Oxfam joined with several organizations to sponsor an event in Boston where 125 city officials and advocates from across Massachusetts shared resources about building trust with immigrants in their communities.
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Politics of Poverty
The private sector and poverty: Harnessing firepower, recognizing limits
It’s the power to affect the lives of the poor people—not always for the better—that makes it essential for Oxfam to engage with the private sector.
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Politics of Poverty
Company-by-company, project-by-project, no exemptions. Your move, SEC.
1,000+ mining companies endorse mandatory disclosures of payments to governments.
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The truth about the Arms Trade Treaty
Get the facts on an international treaty that will keep weapons out of the hands of human rights abusers around the globe.
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Politics of Poverty
Financing women farmers: Are we doing enough?
Women farmers are critical to food security, nutrition, and climate change adaptation around the world. New analysis shows how we can better support them.
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Politics of Poverty
Now what? Legislative solutions to the TPS crisis
Four bills in Congress offer possible solutions to the TPS crisis affecting hundreds of thousands immigrants who have lived and worked in the US for decades.
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Politics of Poverty
Indigenous peoples are defending their rights in court—and winning
What a groundbreaking court decision in Guatemala means for environmental justice and indigenous rights.
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On a visit to Lebanon, I saw what life is like for families caught in the middle of this crisis. I left with more questions than answers.
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Politics of Poverty
It's not the heat, it's the inhumanity
Honestly? This is simple. It’s very, very hot outside—much hotter than it used to be, much hotter than it should be—sizzling, scorching, scalding. When it gets this hot, people who have to work outside should be protected with simple measures: shade, water, rest. So why did the state with the highest number of worker heat fatalities just roll back the few flimsy protections it had in place?
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