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Stories, opinions and updates from across Oxfam’s work written by staff, partner organisations and guest authors. Explore reflections on global justice and inequality, insight from campaigns and communities, and ideas on how people can take action for change.

30 Oct 2026

Why making rich polluters pay is key to climate justice
Number 10 Downing Street with the words "First 100 days are up" referring to the UK Prime Minister.

29 Oct 2026

The Prime Minister's first 100 days are up

29 Oct 2026

Standing up for climate justice in the Philippines
Lots of front covers of the Disaster Divide report

27 Oct 2026

How climate chaos deepens inequality and enriches the few
A woman in a black shirt stands by a calm seashore at sunset.

19 Oct 2026

From Tuvalu to climate justice: why rich polluters must pay
Image of No 20 Downing Street with the words 'Tell the new PM, Act Now'

17 Jul 2026

5 tests for the new UK Prime Minister for a fairer world
March for Love, for Hope, for Unity, together and push back hate.

12 Mar 2026

There is no "them and us" – join the Together march
Activists and Brazil's Environment Minister standing in a line with a banner that says: '1,091,534 people say: Make rich polluters pay', at COP30 in Brazil.

27 Nov 2025

COP30 Belém: Activists lead as nations struggle to agree
SLEEPING ON THE JOB: Ahead of #COP30, Oxfam staged a Big Heads protest in Belem, Brazil to call out rich nations for their climate inaction.

8 Nov 2025

From billionaires to the 99%: The inequality of climate change
A large crowd of people participate in a climate protest, with one prominent sign showing flames around Earth that reads, "OUR HOUSE IS ON FIRE."

20 Aug 2025

How to make a climate justice placard
The Climate Coalition outside of Westminster all holding banners

14 Jul 2025

Act Now Change Forever: Who knew lobbying your MP could be so much fun?
Pride flags and volunteer posters in window of Oxfam shop in Broad Street, Oxford,UK.

1 Jun 2025

Rollback of LGBTQIA+ rights a dangerous portent in the fight for equalities