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‘A world first’: project recycles polyester into yarn for new clothes

A venture that uses methods applied to plastic bottles for old textiles aims to tackle the UK’s mountain of unwanted garments

The Guardian - UK

‘A colonial mindset’: why global aid agencies need to get out of the way

With the world’s humanitarian system in crisis, many NGOs now recognise that local charities can deliver much more at far less cost

The Guardian - UK

'Where Can We Go?' Say Rafah Residents As Israel Demands Evacuation

Palestinian civilians in the southern Gazan city of Rafah voiced despair on Monday as Israel dropped fliers urging them to evacuate for their own "safety" ahead of a "limited" military operation.

International Business Times

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France's top CEOs earn 130 times more than their employees, says Oxfam

Anti-poverty charity Oxfam has called for a new law to combat the "indecent" gap between the salaries of France's highest-paid company executives and their staff, after its annual report revealed disparities were growing and an increasing number of people are living on the minimum wage.

Radio France Internationale

Dividend payments far outpace worker wages, Oxfam analysis finds

To mark International Workers' Day, anti-poverty NGO Oxfam has released analysis showing that between 2020 and 2023, shareholders saw their dividend payments increase by 45 percent while workers saw their wages increase by just 3 percent. The figures highlight the growing global divide between rich and poor. Also in this…

France 24

Dividends payments soar globally as worker pay stagnates

Shareholder payouts grew 14 times faster than wages over past three years, says Oxfam report

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the price of chocolate: cocoa producers face bitter truths

Editorial: Farmers, even more than consumers, need a stable and predictable global food system

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Chocolate prices have exploded—as has the wealth of Mars and Ferrero family empires, outsizing two of the world's top cocoa-producing countries

The collective wealth of the Ferrero and Mars families beats the summed-up GDPs of Ghana and Ivory Coast, Oxfam's report said.

Fortune

Aid Workers Worried Over Looming Rafah Invasion

Oxfam joined 12 other aid groups in a joint call for a ceasefire on April 3, stressing that more than a million civilians, including at least 610,000 children, were "in direct line of fire" in Rafah.

International Business Times

M&S and Oxfam trial postal donation bags for ‘unwearable’ clothes

Scheme is part of effort to reduce ‘staggering’ quantities of textiles going to landfill or incinerator

The Guardian - UK

‘After eight hours, my feet and fingers throb’: my epic treasure hunt for vinyl gold

This Saturday, Record Store Day will see an avalanche of pricey rarities and flashy reissues. Instead, our writer scours the secondhand bins of indie stores and charity shops – and bags a dozen crackers

The Guardian - UK

Middle East crisis: Iran’s state media says vessel ‘linked to Israel’ seized by Revolutionary Guards – as it happened

Israel has warned that Iran will bear consequences for any escalation in the region as ship boarded in strait of Hormuz

The Guardian - AU

‘Hell on Earth’: famine nears in northern Gaza despite Israeli aid pledges

Doctors describe rise in infections and amputations among dangerously malnourished patients

The Guardian - UK

Want to get into Glastonbury? Tony's Chocolonely and Oxfam launch golden ticket competition

Just like in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, five pairs of golden tickets will be hidden inside special edition bars

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Dynamite News

Southern Africa faces humanitarian crisis as millions exacerbated with hunger, floods

Tens of millions are grappling with hunger, malnutrition, and water shortages across southern Africa as extreme drought and floods ravage the region. Read further on Dynamite News:

International Business Times

Almost Impossible To Deliver Aid In Gaza, Say Top Charities

Major international aid groups warned Thursday it was now almost impossible to work in Gaza, as one accused countries supplying arms to Israel of being complicit in what "amounts to genocide".

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Humanitarian Organizations Face Challenges Delivering Aid In Gaza

Humanitarian aid organizations in Gaza face challenges due to security concerns, with Oxfam, MSF, and Save the Children grappling with safety decisions.

International Business Times

Oxfam Report Exposes Corporate America's Stark Wealth Disparities

A recent Oxfam report unveils the alarming wealth gap within America's largest corporations, with 90% of profits directed to shareholders and CEO salaries.

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Fortune

'We are essentially in a new Gilded Age’: As workers get laid off, CEOs and shareholders gobble up hundreds of billions in profits

CEOs cite the need to downsize in a rough economy, but it seems corporations are doing better than ever.

The Guardian - UK

‘Catastrophic levels of hunger’ in Gaza mean famine is imminent, says aid coalition

More than a million people are at risk, according to report, as Oxfam says Israeli authorities are blocking relief deliveries

Al Jazeera

Gaza headed towards famine amid Israeli aid curbs: What to know

UN-backed report says Gaza’s 2.3 million population is experiencing food shortage as Israel accused of provoking famine.

The Guardian - UK

The big idea: should we worry about trillionaires?

Individual wealth is reaching levels we’ve never seen before. What might that mean?

Al Jazeera

Oxfam accuses Israel of ‘deliberately’ blocking aid to famine-stalked Gaza

Aid trucks are waiting an average of 20 days to access the enclave, the NGO says, as warnings of impending famine rise.

The Guardian - UK

‘This music survived in a network of phones’: El Wali, the shapeshifting voice of Saharan struggle

Since the 1970s this band in Western Sahara, made up of Sahrawis who oppose Moroccan rule, have made spellbinding music – and a long-awaited new collection of music is being prepared

Al Jazeera

US airdrops food into Gaza in move criticised by aid groups

US plan has been criticised as inefficient while Israel continues blocking most aid trucks from entering Gaza by land.

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