Oxfam

Corruption extends from top to bottom in a society where the richest 0.1% own more than the remaining 99.9%

Industry says waiver of IP rights not needed as vaccine supply far outweighs demand

If the Covid emergency really is over, why does it feel like such an anti-climax?

Collective warning issued after junta plans dropped for scheduled February election

The net worth of Ireland’s nine billionaires has increased by 58 per cent to €49.7 billion

Charity calls for special tax on ‘extreme wealth’ to help fund recovery from pandemic

Shareholder proposal demands pharma group open up Covid-19 vaccine tech to poorer countries

Charities have loads of great presents on offer that could make life-changing impact

Striking rise in wealth among Ireland’s high net worth as pandemic first hit

Politicians urged to ensure international pledge of $100 billion support is honoured

Meet Anja Murray, John Gibbons, Peter Thorne, Marie Donnelly, Dr Tara Shine and Lyndsay Walsh

Ireland’s overseas aid ‘saves lives’, says chief executive Caoimhe de Barra

Island braced for tropical storm after 2,800 injured and hundreds of homes flattened

They would be a pain in the ass, but you’d know they are right

Most recall where they were when they heard about bomb that exploded 23 years ago

WHO official said it is a ‘disgrace’ many health workers have still not been vaccinated

Change follows Minister’s acceptance of amendments proposed at committee stage in Seanad

Oxfam head of inequality policy accuses leaders of failing to meet challenges of times

As we get ready to go back into the world, what will we wear, and how will we shop?

Charity ‘acutely aware’ of duty to survivors, ‘including in supporting them to speak out’

Fund highlights progressive inheritance and property taxes

Scientists warn low vaccine coverage globally would make resistant variants more likely

After almost three decades in the music industry, Brian Crosby has just released his solo debut

Ireland urged to use role in UN to push for peace, accountability and ‘end to misery’

The lack of recognition for the cleaners of this (very big) building is about to be rectified

Measure would require multinationals to declare activities and tax paid

Irish organisations’ open letter to Taoiseach says ‘united action’ needed on Covid-19

Biden administration freezes arms sales to Saudis and UAE in bid to end six-year conflict

Moronic conspiracy theories about Bill Gates wanting to microchip the world only detract attention from the vast, unaccountable power he already wields

We are more than Silicon Valley’s best efforts to reduce us to the sum total of our consumption habits

One-tenth of that extra wealth could pay to have entire country vaccinated, Oxfam says

Aid agencies criticise Trump administration’s move in country ravaged by war and famine

Virtual event to focus on pandemic concerns as critics call for boycott of Riyadh for abuses

Review to examine if possible tax abuse by firms affects rights of minors in other states

Women say men forced them to have sex in exchange for work or terminated contracts when they refused

It’s not clear that new proposals would end inhumane bottlenecks like Moria, effectively a prison camp for refugees

Returning asylum seekers to deep sea in rafts a form of torture, Irish researcher claims

The court ruling highlights that using state-aid rules is not a way to secure tax justice

Charities say State must address ‘extreme nature’ of corporate tax avoidance

Charity using distributed ledger technology to provide aid more efficiently to recipients