Ivory Coast crisis: latest update
The Ivory Coast's humanitarian crisis continues, with more than 100,000 refugees having fled to Liberia to escape the violence. Oxfam's Caroline Gluck provides an unsettling update in her latest podcasts.
The Ivory Coast's humanitarian crisis continues, with more than 100,000 refugees having fled to Liberia to escape the violence. Oxfam's Caroline Gluck provides an unsettling update in her latest podcasts.
We asked you to send us your messages to the IMO via Twitter and on our blogs, and we printed the best ones on to origami boats and boat costumes that we greeted delegates with as they entered the meeting. We certainly got their attention!
Pakistan flood survivors share their hopes and needs in a poll conducted by Oxfam eight months after the country was hit by the worst floods in living memory.
Welcome to our very first ‘Faces of Climate Change’ video for 2011, featuring the moving story of Helen Henry, a mum and community leader, from Hamilton in south-western Victoria.
Oxfam's Brisbane climate change rally on 9 April was a great success, with inspiring speakers and a general consensus that the Australian government needs to act on this important issue, reports volunteer Claudia Wolender.
Refugees from Ivory Coast continue to flee to Liberia as post-election violence and looting in their country escalates: these are some of their stories.
Oxfam is responding to the intensifying political crisis in Ivory Coast, where disputed elections in November 2010 caused thousands of people to flee to neighbouring Liberia.
In February 2011, award-winning photographer Rodney Dekker visited Tuvalu to record the impact of the king tides.
As Sri Lankan apparel firms prepare to spend 55 million rupee ($492,061.24 AUD) on a public relations campaign to attract more female workers, union leaders argue that ensuring better working conditions is the best way to improve sector's image.
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