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Asylum: why headlines can be misleading
Asylum: why headlines can be misleading
Challenging the way the media reports on asylum and refugee issues.
Mali women invest in their future.
Mali women invest in their future.
Life for many women is slowly getting better - thanks to new credit and education schemes.
Women under fire
Women under fire
Women are paying an increasingly heavy price for the dangerously unregulated global arms trade.
Helping women in Ethiopia: Alfia the shop owner
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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Make Poverty History
Make Poverty History Campaign
Oxfam and others came together in 2005 for Make Poverty History.
Health and Education for All
Health & Education for All
Urgent action is needed to guarantee people's human rights to quality education, basic health care, water and sanitation
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