101 people have begun a march across the world to end sneaky business in the global footwear industry.
Women making Converse sneakers at the Pou Chen Group factory in Sukabumi have been kicked, slapped and taunted by their supervisors.
Oxfam Global Ambassador Mary Robinson recently returned to Somalia, almost 20 years after her first trip to the country. In a fascinating interview with the ABC, she shares her thoughts and impressions of the East Africa crisis.
The landslide of facts and figures, questions and retorts since the announcement of Australia’s plans to put a price on pollution has been immense. For many, this overwhelming – and often conflicting – information has resulted in a small amount of hope and a large serving of confusion.
A new report shows that women producing for top European retailers, including Zara, are struggling to survive on poverty wages.
Oxfam is at Dadaab, supplying Somalian refugees on the camp's outskirts with desperately needed water. Check out our photo gallery to see our specialist staff at work.
Oxfam Australia have joined the global campaign calling for a critique of transnational corporations that are shaping the global response to the world water crisis.
As workers, getting our message or opinion across to multinational corporations can be difficult. This is what makes the role of protests so important...
Famine in East Africa: what does it mean, exactly? When does a food crisis become a famine, and what are the factors behind it? What can be done about it? With the UN declaring famine in parts of Somalia, we thought it was time for some explanations.
On 17 July, a huge batch of life-saving aid was dispatched to drought-stricken Ethiopia from Oxfam's Bicester warehouse, including water, sanitation equipment and plastic sheeting for shelter. Take a look at our slide show to get some idea of the shipment's scale.
