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The Make Trade Fair Debate
Here's what you think about fair trade.

Your Say:
Make Poverty History
Read what other Generation Why users think about the BIG campaign of 2005

Make Poverty History on Rakhi Day round up
We made a limited edition version of the white band for Rakhi Day and it was a runaway success…

Lovebox 2005 photo story
Images from the fantastic Lovebox Weekender with Mylo, Groove Armada - and Oxfam.

Photo story: G8 2005
Images of the G8 rally in Edinburgh on July 2nd.

Glastonbury photo competition winners
All the best pics from our Make Poverty History / Glasto photo competition.

Manchester White Band Weekend
Big Brother's Nadia starred at a Make Poverty History awareness-raiser in Manchester's Gay Village

Generation Why goes breakdancing
We teamed up with some gravity-defying breakdancers to tour the country.

Make Poverty History: successes so far
The Make Poverty History campaign is now four months old.

Photo story: June Sarpong in Ghana
T4’s June Sarpong went to Ghana, to find out more about Oxfam's work over there.

Trade Justice Vigil 15/04/05
The British public turned out in force to give a massive show of support for trade justice.

Zambia’s education crisis.
Zambia is a country on the brink. Those aged 20-25 actually have less education than their parents’ generation.

A wristy business
We look at why wristbands have become fashion staples, and what this means for the charities they are associated with.

After the tsunami: sanitation in Tamil Nadu.
Oxfam’s water and sanitation experts arrived in the South Indian State of Tamil Nadu two days after the tsunami.

After the tsunami: back on track in Sri Lanka
Sepali Subasinghe escaped the waters, but her Oxfam office was flooded and she lost several years’ work in a few moments.

Nelson Mandela calls for an end to world poverty
22,000 gathered in Trafalgar Square to hear Nelson Mandela speak out against world poverty.

Helping women in Ethiopia: Alfia the shop owner
Read about how Oxfam's work in Ethiopia has helped one 18 year-old girl set up shop.

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