Not long ago, Iraq was viewed as a kind of hell on Earth ... He used to work for the Oxfam aid organization. Now visitors can book him as a city guide for $250 a day. «I'm making ends meet ...

Oxfam said although a "meagre" 34 aid trucks entered the devastated region, a combination of deliberate delays and systematic obstructions by the Israeli military meant that just 12 were able to ...

I spent 20 years as the president of Oxfam America, an international humanitarian ... from the war in Kosovo to the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. I know from experience that the major aid ...

Images: Reuters/AP Composite: Mark Kelly Oxfam, which describes itself as “a global organization that fights inequality to end poverty and injustice,” released its annual inequality report ...

The rich just keep on getting richer, and one of them could become the world's first-ever trillionaire within the next decade, according to the anti-poverty group Oxfam International. The ...

50.8 in Iraq, 43.9 in Ukraine, 23.8 in Afghanistan, and 15.8 in Yemen. Oxfam said the crisis is further compounded by Israel’s restrictions on the entry of aid into Gaza, where only 10 percent ...

Iraq, Libya, South Sudan, and Syria, amongst others. Al-Awqati grew up in the Middle East. She is a native Arabic speaker of Iraqi and Palestinian origins. Lauren Ravon, executive director of Oxfam ...

From the literature, as well as from Oxfam’s experience in Colombia, Iraq, and Kenya, it is evident that WROs have been key figures in the COVID-19 response while also managing acute challenges around ...

Water levels have plummeted to historic lows in the once-mighty Tigris and Euphrates, Iraq’s main sources of fresh water. Water scarcity is particularly devastating for small farmers, according to ...

The richest 1 percent of people on Earth made almost two-thirds of the new wealth created since the pandemic began, Oxfam said in a report released Monday, the opening day of the World Economic ...

And poor people haven't. Those are two of the key points in a new report, called "Inequality Kills," from Oxfam, a charitable organization based in the U.K. that seeks to wipe out poverty.

The global charity Oxfam released a briefing on Monday entitled “Inequality Kills” in advance of the World Economic Forum State of the World conference being held virtually January 17-21.