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South Sudan's Independence Day should have been a celebration

Blog post by Christina Corbett, Oxfam Press Officer, South Sudan.

Catherine, Kenya

This debit card provides families in Kenya with access to safe, clean drinking water

A simple innovation is changing the way we fight drought. 

As Syria conflict drags on, sustainable Oxfam project provides clean water in Salamiyah

One of every two Syrians has a story of displacement to tell. Half the population has been pushed by the relentless war out of their homes to safer, quieter locations. But for many of these people, safety doesn’t mean an end to their woes.

Famine in South Sudan has ceased, but hunger has spread

The recent declaration that famine in South Sudan has been halted was rightly celebrated. Any steps towards ending the catastrophic humanitarian crisis facing South Sudan are welcome, as the war torn country recently marked its sixth birthday.
Coldplay

Coldplay in Dublin: stand in solidarity with refugees

Rock band Coldplay arrive in Dublin this weekend to play Saturday’s massive gig in Croke Park as part of their latest tour – and Oxfam Ireland will be there too…

Painting at Hassansham

Art before ISIS

Little hands wrapped tightly around brushes, a small group of children paint scenes of greenery, homes and villages born from their memories of a time before ISIS.