Macron backs temporary waiver on IP for COVID-19 vaccines, tests and treatments: Oxfam reaction In response to the announcement today from French President, Emmanuel Macron, that France will support a temporary waiver on intellectual property for COVID-
Oxfam reaction to new IPC hunger figures in Ethiopia In reaction to Ethiopia’s latest food insecurity figures released today, Oxfam’s global Emergency Food Security Advisor, Emily Farr, said: “The new figures r
G7 economies could lose 8.5% per year by 2050 without more ambitious climate action – Oxfam The economies of the G7 nations could see an average loss of 8.5 percent annually by 2050 ―equivalent to $4.8 trillion― if leaders do not take more ambitious
G7 global corporate tax deal is far from fair: Oxfam Responding to the announcement today that the G7 will back a global minimum corporate tax rate of 15 percent, Gabriela Bucher, Executive Director of Oxfam In
More than a million COVID deaths in 4 months since G7 leaders failed to break vaccine monopolies More than a million people have died from COVID since G7 leaders last met back in February, when they made vague pledges to increase the global vaccine suppl
Yemenis in Marib are running out of options Blog by Ruth James 143 displacement camps have sprung up in recent years around Marib city, in Yemen.
Oxfam reaction to 2021 Global Health Summit Anna Marriott, Oxfam Health Policy Manager and Policy co-lead for the People’s Vaccine Alliance said: "The 2021 Global Health Summit ended today in danger of
IMF's Comprehensive Surveillance Review a lost opportunity: Oxfam In response to the completion of the 2021 Comprehensive Surveillance Review today by the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund, Nabil Abdo, Oxfa
Oxfam reaction to the violence against migrants crossing into Spanish enclave Oxfam is concerned about the treatment of the 8,000 migrants who crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave, Ceuta last Tuesday, 2,000 of w
