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India's most vulnerable bare the brunt of Covid-19 | Amnesty UK
The nation-wide lockdown has left millions stranded, struggling to search for food and water. source More
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Covid-19 poses huge risk for Syrian detainees | Amnesty UK
If Syria was thought of as one individual then that person would fall into the most vulnerable category in relation to Covid-19 susceptibility. The Syrian […] More
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Changing attitudes with human rights education | Amnesty UK
Thanks to our supporters 25,000 women and girls have taken part in programmes to teach them about their rights and to take a stand against […] More
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Covid-19 intensifies the humanitarian crisis for Palestinians | Amnesty UK
As the occupying power, Israel has a legal duty to combat the spread of contagious diseases in the Palestinian territory, something it already fails to […] More
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5 moments of hope from the coronavirus crisis | Amnesty UK
The coronavirus pandemic has brought with it so much anxiety and fear, but it has also shown us amazing moments of humanity. Here are 5 […] More
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Returned to the sea: the village that could be lost to climate change | Greenpeace UK
When residents of Fairbourne, a small village on the west coast of Wales, were told that their village would be “decommissioned” and returned to the […] More
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Cat & Raz Start World Record Attempt – Woman on Wheels | Oxfam GB |
Cat and Raz set off on the 29th June 2019, attempting to break the women’s world record for circumnavigating the globe on a tandem bicycle! […] More
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Grow, Earn, Learn and Live | Tajikistan Women's Savings Group | Oxfam GB |
Women’s savings groups in rural communities in Tajikistan help women get loans to pay for repairs, land and more. For rural communities in Tajikistan, access […] More
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How To Wash Your Hands | Oxfam GB |
Washing hands saves lives, put your hands together and learn how. Oxfam has been providing safe clean water and helping prevent disease around the world […] More
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Nav and his washing machine reach Iraq | Oxfam GB |
Bath University engineer Nav Sawhney made a poverty-busting washing machines for under $30 after discovering how much time and effort women and girls had to […] More
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How banks are cashing in on the climate crisis | Greenpeace UK
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Become a festival steward with Oxfam | Oxfam GB |
Become a festival steward with Oxfam and help end poverty for good. When you volunteer with Oxfam you’ll play a role in making sure every […] More
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Become an Oxfam festival shop volunteer | Oxfam GB |
Become an Oxfam festival shop volunteer and help end poverty for good. By joining our travelling pop-up shop you’ll help us spread our passion for […] More
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Become an Oxfam festival campaigner | Oxfam GB |
Become an Oxfam festival campaigner and make amazing things happen – not just for one weekend, but for life. When you campaign with Oxfam you’ll […] More
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Altitude changes of flights could help to save the climate
Altering the altitudes of less than 2% of flights could reduce contrail-linked climate change by 59 per cent, says a new Imperial College London study. […] More
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Northern Ireland made history – congratulations! | Amnesty UK
The first same-sex marriage took place today in Northern Ireland. Amongst the first few couples finally allowed to wed under new laws will be Cáitlín […] More
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Oxfam Report: Zimbabwe (Filmed 27th March 2019)
Oxfam staff member, Tavonga, updates us on the ongoing challenges of reaching one of the areas worst hit by Cyclone Idai, Chimanimani in Zimbabwe. Watch […] More
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How Bath Uni engineer Nav made poverty-busting washing machines for under $30 | Oxfam GB
Bath University engineer Nav Sawhney made a poverty-busting washing machines for under $30 after discovering how much time and effort women and girls had to […] More
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Asda will give zero waste options a shot
Starting in May, Asda will hold a 12-month trial in a store in Middleton, Leeds to try out different ways to reduce, remove and reuse […] More
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BBC goes green
The BBC is planning a whole year of special climate change coverage. Under the BBC’s Our Planet Matters banner, BBC News and wider programming will […] More
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Amateur runner, Richard Elson, takes on a marathon challenge | Oxfam GB
Amateur distance runner Richard Elson shares his experience training for the Hairy Haggis challenge at the Edinburgh Marathon Festival to raise funds for Oxfam. Oxfam […] More
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Turtle Journey: the crisis in our oceans
Six out of seven sea turtle species are threatened with extinction. Watch their story and sign the petition calling for a global network of ocean […] More
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2019's Best Bits | Amnesty UK
2019 has been the year that proved when we all act, humanity wins. Here is what we achieved together. Thank you for all your support. […] More
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Children need their parents: Why the UK government is keeping families apart | Amnesty UK
Children need their parents, but right now unfair UK rules are keeping refugee families apart and leaving vulnerable children alone when they need their parents […] More
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Bristol sustainable student start-up raises £2.35 million in funding
LettUs Grow, a start-up by a group of University of Bristol alumni, has secured £2.35 million in seed funding to grow and develop their farming […] More
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Co-op commits to 100% own-brand recyclable packaging
The Co-op has recently announced a commitment to only using 100% own-brand recyclable packaging. The company has now banned black plastic packaging from all of […] More
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3 reasons why you should consider ditching fireworks
Fireworks look beautiful … but have you thought about their side effects? 1. Fireworks and our health Fireworks release very fine dust particles which are […] More
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With your help, people have changed their lives | Oxfam GB |
Whether you volunteer, run a marathon or make a donation… however you support Oxfam, you have made a real difference to people living in poverty […] More
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Warrington UK's first local authority to produce all its own electricity
The “UK’s most advanced hybrid solar farm” to Warrington Borough Council has been completed and handed over by Gridservice. The 34.7MWp solar farm at York […] More
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Waste biomass can be turned directly into high value chemicals
A collaboration between the UK and Brazil has shown that waste sugar cane and wheat straw from agricultural processes can be made directly into valuable […] More
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The Monday Girls | Oxfam GB
“We have a laugh… but also we all support each other.” The Monday Girls’ amazing friendship has blossomed in the eight years they have volunteered […] More
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Reebok's first plant-based running shoe
Reebok announced a new plant-based running shoe, that will launch in Fall 2020. The “Forever Floatride Grow” sneaker is made with Castor Beans, Algae, Eucalyptus […] More
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Take on the South Downs in 2020 | Oxfam GB |
Trek 100km across the South Downs in under 30 hours and help end poverty with every step. Organised with the Queen’s Gurkha Signals, Trailwalker is […] More
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Enjoy this Christmas singalong with Kwan Pa | Oxfam GB |
In Ghana, strong harvests mean Christmas can be celebrated. Watch ’12 Days of Christmas’ performed by Kwan Pa band like you’ve never seen before. source More
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Volunteer Peggy: fierce, passionate and 100 | Oxfam GB
Peggy is an incredible volunteer, who has been with us for over 40 years! Fiercely independent, Peggy volunteers Thursdays and Saturdays in the Oxfam shop […] More
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Families under threat | Oxfam GB |
Without clean water, farming families like Ruth’s have to sacrifice the most precious things in life to survive. Please donate to our Green Christmas appeal […] More
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102-year-old released his first album
You are never too old … this heart-warming story proves it once again. At age 99, Alan Tripp wrote the poem “Best Old Friends” in […] More
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The water pump project | Oxfam GB |
Obed, a Climate Change Officer from Oxfam’s project partner PAS Garu, tells you how the water pump project can change lives. You can help by […] More
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Mulberry's first sustainable leather bag
Mulberry has launched the company’s first 100% sustainable leather bag, the Portobello. The £795 luxury tote is made in the UK at Mulberry’s carbon-neutral Somerset […] More
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What's it like trying to survive a drought? | Oxfam GB
The memories of bad haversts are as painful as ever for Akisneem. Help farming families to fight the climate crisis – support our #GreenChristmas appeal […] More
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Support young climate crisis champion | Amnesty UK
Support Marinel and demand the Philippines do more to tackle climate change: www.amnesty.org.uk/marinel source More
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Helping people isn't a crime | Amnesty UK
Demand two young search and rescue volunteers are cleared of all charges for saving lives in the Med: www.amnesty.org.uk/sarahandsean source More
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Wrap your gifts in fabric
Keeping in mind that some wrapping paper can’t even get recycled – like shiny or metallised ones – what’s the alternative? Wrapping gifts in fabric […] More
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Antarctica’s first zero emission research station
The Princess Elisabeth research base is based in the most remote and inhospitable place on Earth – Antarctica. But: It is a zero-emission base that […] More
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80% of UK's Black Friday purchases end up in the bin
A new research by Green Alliance suggests that 80 per cent of Black Friday purchases in the UK end up either in landfill, incineration or, […] More
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China's first student climate activist plants trees to protest
When millions of young people around the world inspired by climate activist Greta Thunberg took to the streets to demand action from their governments on […] More
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Change Ruth’s story | Oxfam GB |
In Yabarago, Ghana, Ruth and her children’s lives are at risk. Without clean water, she has no defence against the climate crisis, and no way […] More
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When water flows, hopes grow | Oxfam GB
Myma’s family used to have to boil water to make it safe to drink. Now they have a solar-powered pump, everything is changing for the […] More
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Find your nearest strike on 29th November
On the 20th of September, millions of children and adults inspired by Greta Thunberg striked in support of serious, immediate steps toward climate justice. The […] More
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Recycling mistakes you didn't know you were making, part 3: Paper
Paper seems to be the easiest to recycle, right? But what about post-its, wrapping paper, greasy pizza boxes etc.? Let us take a look in […] More
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