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The latest news, stories, reports, opinion and analysis from Oxfam staff and partners around the world.
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Meltdown: Images of what we lose when the glaciers disappear
Helena Christensen discovers and photographs the threats of climate change on people living in Peru.
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Helena Christensen
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Four days in Afghanistan
Find out Oxfam's media plans in Afghanistan for 2010.
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Sam Barratt
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World AIDS Day 2009: Annie’s story
In Malawi, an estimated 13% of children under 17 are orphans. Meet one amazing child forced to fill the shoes of her parents.
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Kate Pattison
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Ethiopia: Shoots of life in drought-ravaged land
What's being done to protect people from the worsening drought in Ethiopia?
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Caroline Gluck
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West Bank: Palestinian farmers struggle for survival
Israeli settlements are having a huge impact on farming communities in the heart of Jiflik in the Jordan Valley.
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Caroline Berger
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Copenhagen climate summit: Will it be FAB?
We look at the state of play as we prepare for the big UN climate change summit in Copenhagen.
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Ian Sullivan
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Women in Malawi: Holding up half the sky
For today's International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, visit the formidable women of Malawi.
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Nicole Johnston
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Daily selection of stories from the wider web related to Oxfam's areas of work.

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In pictures
Who cares? As the ageing population grows, the pressure for cheap labour in the care sector is causing exploitation
2 December, 2009
Hurricanes, hunger and homelessness for the people of Haiti if world leaders do not act against climate change – Oxfam
27 November, 2009


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