Last year, 45% of all #UNSC resolutions addressed crises in Africa yet countries have no permanent voice in the room. When those who are most impacted aren’t represented, decisions fall short. It’s time for African leaders to push for a meaningful reform.
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🎧How Migrants Are Used as Scapegoats for the Real Crisis
@zoejardiniere.bsky.social & Sharon Ekambaram unpack who profits from anti-immigrant narratives & how disinformation fuels division—while inequality worsens.
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Gay Alliance Ukraine brings leadership grounded in an intersectional, feminist lens — combining psychosocial support, advocacy, and community dialogue so humanitarian action protects dignity, identity, and belonging.
More: ukraine-stories.oxfam.org/ukraine-4-ye...
Illustration by Katerina Pathak
“For the LGBTQIA+ community, this was no longer about being seen — it was about survival.”- Yuliia Shurinova, Gay Alliance of Ukraine. Four years since the full-scale invasion, local organisations continue shaping how humanitarian response works.
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Local organisations are helping shape how support reaches communities.
Women’s Consortium of Ukraine’s team draws on lived experience of displacement to support women and children across Ukraine.
Read more: ukraine-stories.oxfam.org/ukraine-4-ye...
“The war reshaped not only our lives, but how we had to work and how decisions now had to be made,” - Svitlana Tarabanova, WCU Network.
Four years since the full-scale invasion, Ukrainians continue adapting through harsh winters and blackouts.
Illustration by Katerina Pathak
Local leadership in humanitarian action is already happening.
Examples from Kenya, Yemen, Indonesia, and Somalia show what’s possible when local actors are trusted and resourced to lead.
🎥 Hear directly from local leaders.
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#LocalizationWorks #LocallyLedAction
Flooding in southern and central Mozambique has affected 723,500 people.
Nearly 392,000 have been displaced.
Oxfam is providing clean water, hygiene kits and emergency support. More funding is urgently needed.
Donate here: www.oxfam.org/en?form=gene...
This blog by Anila Noor reminds us that peace without safety, dignity and justice is an illusion.
#HandsOffOurSpaces
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When decisions are made about the continent’s security and future, African voices are barely at the table. Oxfam is calling on leaders to demand a real reform of the #UNSC. Africans deserve a say in their own future.
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Big truths can be revealed in ten seconds.
When wealth grows this fast at the top, the gap widens everywhere else.
Check out our Billionaire Wealth Tracker to see it in action: www.oxfam.org/en/oxfam-bil...
#TaxTheSuperRich #FightInequality #WEF26
Africa continues to be at the center of the UNSC’s work, but still has no permanent seat within the Security Council. A continent carrying such a heavy share of global security challenges must have a voice. African leaders must call for real change. africa.oxfam.org/latest/publi...
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Last year, 45% of all #UNSC resolutions addressed crises in Africa. Still, African countries have no permanent voice in the room.
When those who are most impacted aren’t represented, decisions fall short. #AUSummit
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The growth of billionaire wealth in 2025 was enough to end extreme poverty 26x over.
1 in 4 people goes hungry.
🎥 Watch the data.
#RuleOfTheRich
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Take a second and sit with this.
If wealth keeps accelerating like this, what gets left behind?
Tell us what you think the long-term cost is.
#RuleOfTheRich #FightInequality #TaxTheSuperRich #WEF26
Our policy lead, Bushra Khalidi, puts some perspective and context to the reopening of Rafah: “This is not freedom of movement”
Thanks to @abcaustralia.bsky.social for the clip.
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3K billionaires control $18.3 trillion, and this concentration of wealth is reshaping democracy itself. Billionaire money changes who gets heard, who decides, and who gets left behind.
Read the evidence: www.oxfam.org/en/resisting...
#RuleOfTheRich #FightInequality #TaxTheSuperRich
“The first thing they take away is our voice.”
👉 www.oxfam.org/en/resisting...
#RuleOfTheRich #FightInequality #TaxTheSuperRich #WEF26
🤝 Local humanitarian leaders from Lebanon, Indonesia, Yemen, Kenya, and Somalia shared their vision for a transformed, locally led humanitarian system — one where decision-making sits with the people and organizations closest to crisis-affected communities.
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#AidExGeneva
For billionaires, $100 is pocket lint. For billions of us, it’s survival.
👉 Discover how we can pick up the pieces of a broken system: www.oxfam.org/en/resisting...
#RuleOfTheRich #FightInequality #TaxTheSuperRich
#Mozambique is experiencing its worst flooding in a generation.
After weeks of relentless rain, homes have been destroyed, roads & bridges washed away, and entire communities cut off.
This isn’t normal weather. This is climate injustice.
And that’s why it’s time to #MakeRichPollutersPay!
While governments pour trillions into militarisation, women led peace building is being underfunded.
As we mark first International Day of Peaceful Coexistence, our report Beyond Rhetoric makes clear that peace requires funding women’s rights.
#HandsoffOurSpaces
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The world’s 3,000+ billionaires increased their collective fortune by $2.5tn in 2025 – a sum that could eradicate extreme poverty 26 times over.
Is it now clear that extreme wealth concentration is undemocratic? @cabrowns.bsky.social @oxfaminternational.bsky.social @lseinequalities.bsky.social
#ExtremeWeather is hitting harder and more often. Heavier rains, stronger #floods, bigger loss and damage.
In #Mozambique, the worst flooding in a generation has taken homes and livelihoods from hundreds of thousands of people.
The people hit hardest did little to cause the climate crisis.
On the first International Day of Peaceful Coexistence, we must ask: coexistence for whom?
This blog by Anila Noor reminds us that peace without safety, dignity and justice is an illusion.
#HandsOffOurSpaces
Read more:
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When billionaires earn in seconds what most people make in a year, something is broken.
And it’s not just the economy. It’s who gets heard, what’s valued, and who gets access.
⏱️ Tag someone who should see how fast power moves.
Billionaires could spend eons unboxing toys, but they’re unboxing your “public servant” instead.
Some trends disappear on their own.
Others need to be retired.
Share this if you’d like oligarchy to be labelled a choking hazard.
New episode out: Resisting the Rule of Repression.
Assa Traore, Wanjira Wanjiru & Pawan Gautam share what pushed them into the streets & the cost when states respond to dissent with force.
Their stories reveal a shared pattern: inequality enforced through repression.
🎧 Tune in: pod.fo/e/37e564
Another one to guess: how long would it take a billionaire like Elon Musk to earn what the average person makes in a year?
The answers range widely, and the reality is striking.
More context in Oxfam’s inequality report:
www.oxfam.org/en/resisting...
#RuleOfTheRich #TaxTheSuperRich #WEF26
Quick quiz: how much do you think a billionaire makes during eight hours of sleep?
Most guesses miss the mark, and that gap says a lot about how hard it is to grasp the scale of extreme wealth.
More figures like this in Oxfam’s latest report:
www.oxfam.org/en/resisting...
#RuleOfTheRich
