Research

A state of fear: Human rights abuses in North Carolina's tobacco industry

America’s migrant farm workers toil for sub-poverty wages under some of the most dangerous working conditions in the nation. Oxfam America and the Farm Labor Organizing Committee have completed a joint study of the tobacco industry’s impact on the human rights of farm workers in the fields of North Carolina.

Impact of garment and textile trade preferences on livelihoods in Cambodia

A review the recent performance and structure of the Cambodian economy, particularly its apparel sector and how the sector has developed (including the extent of vertical integration, diversification of products, and dependency on foreign investment) over the past two decades.

Horn of Africa Risk Transfer for Adaptation (HARITA) quarterly report: April 2011–June 2011

Rural resilience series

Saving lives, seeking solutions

Oxfam America's response to drought in Ethiopia, 2008-2011

Growing a Better Future Summary

We have entered an age of crisis: of food price spikes and oil price hikes; of scrambles for land and water; of growing climate disasters.

The Human Cost: Cubans and Cuban Americans talk about their lives and the U.S. Embargo