Global funding for the preparation and response to El Niño and the harms it will bring to millions of people is critically ...

Water insecurity is one of the defining crises of our time. The people hit hardest are the ones the world is most likely to overlook. Water grows our food, keeps us healthy and gets children into ...

Before the war, Mohammed, 29, lived in Gaza City with his wife, children, parents, and brother. Their two-storey home stood beside more than two dunams of land, roughly half an acre, planted with old ...

Shaqadif Camp and its surrounding areas after leaving Al-Malika Camp, fleeing the escalation of shelling and military ...

In this guide to charity gifts, we’ll share 20 thoughtful second-hand and ethical gift ideas, along with unique pairings you may not have considered and inspiration for those tricky-to-buy-for loved ...

"We’ve had cases where our fishermen go out fishing and don’t return because of how unpredictable the ocean has become. The fish have also fled to deeper waters. "The island sits just 1.5 metres above ...

This Christmas, Oxfam needs volunteers to help in shops, superstores and Online Hubs across the UK. But volunteering is about more than the role itself. It's about meeting new people, trying something ...

Countries locked into IMF austerity programs are, on average, around twice as vulnerable to the economic fallout from the US ...

Oxfam today announces the appointment of Stevie Spring CBE as its new Chair of Trustees, bringing a wealth of leadership experience in the private, cooperative and public sectors, and a track record ...

Palestinian tatreez (traditional embroidery) is rooted in the land of Palestine, in the deep relationships generations of Palestinians have with agriculture, the sea, nature, and the identity of ...