G20 London summit
Leaders of 20 of the world's most powerful nations met in London on 2 April, 2009. Oxfam has been there too, making sure they make progress on the big issues affecting the world's poorest people.
Trillion dollar question
Obama's flown home, and the protests are over. But what does the outcome of the G20 summit mean for poor countries?
G20 Voice
As part of a project called G20 Voice, Oxfam secured 50 of the world's most influential bloggers unprecedented access to the meetings.
Oxfam's G20 blogger
Duncan Green, Oxfam GB's Head of Research and one of the G20 bloggers, reports from the London summit.
35,000 say 'Put People First'
A massive 35,000 people rallied through the streets of London on 28 March and called for G20 leaders to put people first. Were you one of them?
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