Solidaridad con el pueblo Sirio

 Ripe for change
 Vers une gestion participative de l’eau en Jordanie
 Daily life, a struggle for survival in Yemen
 5 shocking facts about extreme global inequality and how to even it up
 Business leaders raise the bar on corporate tax behavior
 Revenus, patrimoine, richesses, pauvreté : quelques repères pour mieux comprendre les inégalités
 Richest 1 percent bagged 82 percent of wealth created last year - poorest half of humanity got nothing
 Silent starvation in Chad's Lake Region
 Climat : la feuille de route du gouvernement sera-t-elle à la hauteur des ambitions affichées ?
 No end in sight: 50 years of impunity and inaction in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT)
 Terrenos da desigualdade: Terra, agricultura e desigualdade no Brasil rural
 One year stranded and what’s changed?
 Hungry in a world of plenty: millions on the brink of famine
 Europe’s biggest banks register €25 billion profit in tax havens
 Why the majority of the world’s poor are women
 Legislative wins, broken promises
 An economy for the 99%
 Just 8 men own same wealth as half the world
 Where there’s a will, there’s a way: safe havens needed for refugees from Syria
 Tax Battles: the dangerous global race to the bottom on corporate tax
 Unearthed: land, power and inequality in Latin America
 A Poor Welcome from the World’s Wealthy
 Rich countries have resettled just 1.39% of Syrian refugees, need to step up efforts
 Fuelling the Fire
 2.5 billion people at risk of hunger and poverty if land rights are not protected
 Yemen’s invisible food crisis
 Syria Crisis Fair Share Analysis 2016
 Flatlining support for Syrians needs jolt at London conference
 El Niño: the case for urgent action
 An enonomy for the 1%
 Weather and war to put humanitarian system under unprecedented strain in 2016
 Agreed climate deal offers a frayed life-line for the world’s poorest people
 World’s richest 10% produce half of carbon emissions while poorest 3.5 billion account for just a tenth
 Game-changers in the Paris climate deal
 Le manque d’ambition en matière de réduction des émissions de CO2 risque de coûter des centaines de milliards de dollars aux pays en développement
 Syria Refugee Crisis: Is your country doing its fair share?
 Privileges that deny Rights
 Global mining companies improve policies on Community Consent, while oil and gas lag
 The end of conflict is key to address the serious humanitarian crisis in South Sudan
 One year on, a generation in Gaza faces a bleak future under blockade
 Inequality is out of control: Time to Even It Up!
 Two-thirds of people in conflict-hit Yemen without clean water
 40 years of exile: Sahrawi refugees abandoned by the international community
 Increases in perceived seriousness of poverty and homelessness: Global poll
 Richest 1% will own more than all the rest by 2016
 Afghan women frozen out of peace talks, in danger of losing gains made since fall of the Taliban
 Kellogg issues climate change wake-up call
 The new BRICS Bank should offer a new vision for development, not more of the same
 The vocabulary of hunger crises, explained
 World needs to get off the bench and get in the game on resolving conflict in Africa
 Is the World Bank getting more serious about gender inequality?
 G7 and Europe face energy wake-up call as food and fuel crisis looms
 A Dangerous Diversion
 Big ten food companies emitting as much as the “world’s 25th most polluting country”
 La fièvre du sucre
 Rewriting global tax rules could increase developing countries’ corporate tax revenues by over 100%
 “Model hospital” for privatized African health care threatens to swamp country’s budget
 Effective Public Policies and Active Citizenship :
Brazil’s experience of building a food and nutrition security system
 Three years of Syria conflict: We need a turning point toward peace
 Public pressure pushes big food companies to improve their policies in developing countries
 Working for the Few : Political capture and economic inequality
 Reforming international tax system must be priority of G20
 Working for the Few
 Dutch beat French and Swiss to top Oxfam’s new global food table
 Haiti earthquake: 4 years later
 How Disasters Disrupt Development
 Sugar Rush. Land rights and the supply chains of the biggest food and beverage companies
 A hotter world is a hungrier world warns Oxfam ahead of IPCC report
 G20 must re-write tax rules and recoup Africa’s missing billions
 Behind the Brands
 Extreme Weather, Extreme Prices
 Can we live inside the doughnut? Why the world needs planetary and social boundaries
 Land grabs – a growing scandal
 Election of new Director General must signal new era for FAO
 Broken food system and environmental crises spell hunger for millions. Oxfam launches global GROW campaign
 G8: Cooking the books won’t feed anyone
 IMF gold sales windfall should go to poor countries in crisis, urge global development advocates
 Oxfam warns against trend in using aid for political & military purposes
 Crisis of poor quality medicines being used as an excuse to push up prices for poor
 UN climate talks in Cancun must be saved from the brink
 High-Level UN Climate Advisory Group: Innovative approaches can raise needed climate funds
 Climate funds bypass hardest hit, new global climate fund needed – Oxfam report
 Clock is ticking, time to put words into action on the MDGs
 The world’s poorest still need urgent action on Climate Change
 States must agree an Arms Trade Treaty that could help save thousands of lives
 Climate cash must not increase developing countries' debt
 Rich country donors still well off-track on their aid commitments
 European Commission launches its climate talks rescue plan
 Four billion people threatened by water shortages if world leaders stumble at 2010’s first climate change hurdle
 Sommet historique … Fuite en avant historique
 $200bn – the price of success in Copenhagen
 Lackluster food summit offers crumbs
 Finance ball shifts to US court as climate talks kick off in Barcelona
 G20 finance ministers disappoint
 60 years on from the Geneva Conventions on Human Rights
 Report "Empty promises - What happened to ‘development’ in the WTO’s Doha Round?"
 Suffering the Science - Climate change, people and poverty
 One woman in childbirth dying every minute: G8 leaders asked to honor their promises for action
 "El mundo puede aprender mucho de los pueblos indígenas"
 Threat of swine flu pandemic makes investment in public healthcare critical
 UN-backed military operation in eastern Congo likely to cause widespread suffering for thousands of civilians
 54% increase in number of people affected by climate disasters by 2015 could overwhelm emergency responses
 G8 Agriculture Summit: Poor farmers are the answer to global food crisis
 Bank bailout could end poverty for 50 years – Oxfam tells G20
 Tax haven crackdown could deliver $120bn a year to fight poverty
 Sea level rise spells increased likelihood of disaster for the world’s poorest people
 GSK breaks industry ranks to improve access to medicines
 Oxfam analysis of the Poznan Conference outcomes
 UN Climate Talks: Too little but not too late
 Business influence threatens EU climate ambitions, says Oxfam
 Fears grow that rich countries are set to turn their backs on global poor
 G20 must put fight against poverty at the center of global economic reforms
 DR Congo: Action must replace European ‘air-miles’ diplomacy as ceasefire breaks
 Arms Trade Treaty: campaigners call for show of unity on arms vote
 For a safer tomorrow - Interview to Ed Cairns
 Preventing atrocities the real test of new world order
 Human rights must be put at the heart of global climate change fight, says Oxfam
 Survival of the fittest - Pastoralism and climate change in East Africa
 Breakdown of trade talks a missed opportunity
 Now more than ever a fair trade deal is needed
 Pressure piled on the UN now as G8 leaders fail to rise to the challenge of a world in crisis
 Rich world's response to food crisis inadequate, says Oxfam
 Financial crisis shows G8 has the means to tackle poverty – if it has the will
 Rich nations face ‘credibility crunch’ says Oxfam – as leaders meet to tackle global crises
 Rome summit ‘important first step’ but much more needed says Oxfam
 Time for Japan to raise its game, says Oxfam
 Oxfam Internacional ante la V Cumbre ALC-UE: Sólo es posible un acuerdo justo si se reconocen las desigualdades
 Health insurance in low-income countries: Where is the evidence that it works?
 Partnership or Power Play? How Europe should bring development into its trade deals with African, Caribbean, and Pacific countries
 CARE and Oxfam call for fundamental changes in tackling global hunger and food price hikes
 El Acuerdo de Asociación entre Centroamérica y la UE no reducirá la pobreza si no se respetan las diferencias entre las dos regiones
 Report "Rethinking disasters – Why death and destruction is not nature's fault but human failure"
 Disasters caused by human failures not nature, says Oxfam
 Rich countries’ aid figures drop for second straight year
 Major donors failing Afghanistan due to $10bn aid shortfall
 Tsunami crisis : third anniversary photo gallery
 A fortnight of fighting climate poverty
 Briefing paper "Africa’s missing billions: International arms flows and the cost of conflict"
 Fifteen years of conflicts have cost Africa around $300bn
 Nearly a third of Iraqis need immediate emergency help as conflict masks humanitarian crisis , say Oxfam and NCCI
 Rising to the humanitarian challenge in Iraq
 Darfour: situation actuelle – juillet 2007
 New numbers on agriculture inch in right direction, but WTO development deal remains a long way off
 Continued commercial closure of Gaza will cause complete humanitarian dependency, groups warn in advance of Middle East Quartet meeting
 Oxfam survey: "Poverty in Palestine: the human cost of the financial boycott"
 Financial boycott pushes Palestinians into poverty and essential services to meltdown
 Signing Away The Future: How trade and investment agreements between rich and poor countries undermine development
 Spread of free trade agreements threatens poor countries
 Forum Social Mondial 2007 en vue...
 In the Public Interest : Health, Education, and Water and Sanitation for All
 One year after Hong Kong: trade talks at standstill, no progress on development
 Rich countries betraying their obligations to help poor countries protect public health
 In the Public Interest: health, education, and water and sanitation for all
 Public Not Private – The Key to Ending Global Poverty
 US free trade agreements block access to medicines
 Current approaches to food crises are failing Africa’s poor
 Causing Hunger: An overview of the food crisis in Africa
 Suspending WTO talks resolves nothing
 UN world conference on small arms collapses without agreement
 G8 subsidies contributing to WTO crisis
 A recipe for disaster
 Song of the Sirens
  AK-47: world's worst regulated weapon according to new report
 A recipe for disaster: Will the Doha Round fail to deliver for development?
 Africa and the Doha Round - Fighting to keep development alive
 Rich countries must not pursue 'business as usual' in trade talks
 What happened in Hong Kong? Initial analysis of the WTO Ministerial, December 2005
 Oxfam: WTO Ministerial Text a betrayal of development promises
 Bienvenue à Hong Kong, la ville à l’économie la plus libre au monde
 A crucial week for trade reforms to help the poor
 World trade talks set to fail Africa
 Oxfam calls for urgent new donations to UN earthquake appeal and publishes new league table of rich country donations
 WTO - A glimmer of hope from EU but Oxfam warns of the fine print
 Oxfam: Rich countries failing to support UN appeal for South Asian earthquake victims
 No real gains for poor in EU trade offer
 Rüstungsexporte der G8: Mehr Armut, weniger Menschenrechte!
 Africa – a special case for climate change
  European Commission's Proposal Would Hurt Poor Farmers, says Oxfam
 Qui veut de la réforme de l’organisation du marché du sucre proposée par la Commission européenne ?
 African leaders in Cairo must stand firm ahead of WTO meeting
 US cotton subsidies declared illegal by WTO...again
 Who will be left to cheer the end of illegal US cotton subsidies?
 Q & A: World Poverty
 EU Heroes and Villains
 Agencies Name and Shame EU Governments Failing the Poor
 Afghanistan: humanitarian situation in Afghanistan and its borders
 Urgent Aid Needed in Angola Before the Rainy Season
 Iraq: Humanitarian and military relations
 Paying the price
 Poor are paying the price of rich countries’ failure
 Where's the moral fiber?
 Forum social européen : Les vieux et les nouveaux Européens
 New research shows lowest ever levels of TV coverage of developing countries
 Oxfam warns against "back-sliding" by rich countries to protect clothing industries
 Big companies are winners from skewed EU sugar regime that hurts poor countries
 South Asia makes a Big Noise to Make Trade Fair
 Europe putting self-interest before development in trade negotiations
 UN must address corporate involvement in Congo conflict
 Cancun : bilan et perspectives
 US withdrawal will cause security vacuum in Liberia
 Message to developing countries: “maybe next time”
 Liberia crisis far from over
 Make Trade Fair for the Americas : Oxfam says NO to FTAA