Oxfam works with communities in 70+ countries to fight inequality and injustice. The future is equal.
Joined December 2007
- Tweets59.2K
- Following1.2K
- Followers77K
- Likes27.5K
Pinned Tweet
Natural disasters aren’t natural. A storm doesn’t decide who has insurance, savings or somewhere safe to go. People built the systems that leave others exposed. People can change them.
Read #DisasterDivide:
oxfam.org/en/research/disast…
#ClimateJustice #MakeRichPollutersPay
Digital labour platforms offering domestic services grew fivefold between 2010 and 2025. But workers can still be left without basic rights while companies profit from their labour. Governments must guarantee fair pay and social protection.
policy-practice.oxfam.org/re…
#UniteForFairChange
We hear how much billionaires are worth. We hear less about what their investments cost everyone else.
Communities shouldn’t have to absorb the damage while investors keep the returns. Change the rules. Hold polluters accountable. #MakeRichPollutersPay makerichpolluterspay.org/tak…
#DisasterDivide
Domestic workers keep our homes and societies running. Yet their work remains undervalued, underpaid and too often excluded from basic rights and protections.
Our new Oxfam briefing paper calls for domestic workers’ rights to be protected and care recognised as a public good and human right.
Read more: policy-practice.oxfam.org/re…
#UniteForFairChange #CareDay
A private jet can buy a way out of danger. It shouldn’t buy a way out of responsibility. Tax luxury flights and make the super-rich cut their pollution. Read: oxfam.org/en/disaster-divide…
#DisasterDivide #MakeRichPollutersPay
Nobody should have to choose between a day’s pay and getting through a heatwave safely. Make the biggest polluters pay for protection everyone can rely on. Read #DisasterDivide: oxfam.org/en/disaster-divide…
A flood doesn’t decide who has somewhere safe to go. Flood deaths are 7x higher in more unequal countries. Governments must fund public protection and make rich polluters pay.
Learn more: oxfam.org/en/disaster-divide…
#DisasterDivide #MakeRichPollutersPay
Oxfam International retweeted
Well, who'd have thought?
"the [world's] richest 0.1%......are heavily invested in disaster preparedness, recovery and reconstruction – a market that is projected to grow from $70bn to $92bn a year by 2029"
Another win - win for the parasitic super-rich
theguardian.com/environment/…
Oxfam International retweeted
0.1% of people on the planet emit more CO2 than the poorest 3.5 billion people combined.
One year’s worth of emissions from the top 1% will result in an estimated 1.3 million excess deaths from extreme heat.
Just a few stats from Oxfam's incredible new report.
Natural disasters aren’t natural. A storm doesn’t decide who has insurance, savings or somewhere safe to go. People built the systems that leave others exposed. People can change them.
Read #DisasterDivide:
oxfam.org/en/research/disast…
#ClimateJustice #MakeRichPollutersPay
Oxfam International retweeted
Profit from pollution, then profit from the clean-up. BlackRock and Vanguard invest in 92% of companies in Oxfam’s Destroy & Rebuild Index. Governments must curb disaster profiteering.
Read #DisasterDivide: oxfam.org/en/research/disast…
#MakeRichPollutersPay #ClimateJustice
Oxfam International retweeted
Over 6.5 million hours of private jet flying in 2025. A luxury for a few, with climate consequences for everyone else. Governments must tax high-polluting luxuries.
Read #DisasterDivide: oxfam.org/en/disaster-divide…
#MakeRichPollutersPay #ClimateJustice
Oxfam International retweeted
Floods, fires and famine can leave communities struggling to rebuild, while the super-rich buy their way out of danger and profit from the aftermath.
Recovery shouldn’t mean decades of debt. Make rich polluters pay for climate recovery through grants, not more loans. Watch the authors explain, then read #DisasterDivide: oxfam.org/en/disaster-divide…
#MakeRichPollutersPay #ClimateJustice
Floods, fires and famine can leave communities struggling to rebuild, while the super-rich buy their way out of danger and profit from the aftermath.
Recovery shouldn’t mean decades of debt. Make rich polluters pay for climate recovery through grants, not more loans. Watch the authors explain, then read #DisasterDivide: oxfam.org/en/disaster-divide…
#MakeRichPollutersPay #ClimateJustice
Over 6.5 million hours of private jet flying in 2025. A luxury for a few, with climate consequences for everyone else. Governments must tax high-polluting luxuries.
Read #DisasterDivide: oxfam.org/en/disaster-divide…
#MakeRichPollutersPay #ClimateJustice
Oxfam International retweeted
Today we publish our anual Climate Inequality report. Ahead of @turkiyecop31
The report exposes a fundamental injustice: the world’s super-rich are driving climate breakdown through their outsized emissions, while shielding themselves from its consequences and increasingly profiting from the destruction.
Share the report. Challenge #inequality Fight for #climatejustice .
@Oxfam
Natural disasters aren’t natural. A storm doesn’t decide who has insurance, savings or somewhere safe to go. People built the systems that leave others exposed. People can change them.
Read #DisasterDivide:
oxfam.org/en/research/disast…
#ClimateJustice #MakeRichPollutersPay
Oxfam International retweeted
Today, @Oxfam launched the disaster divide report and glad to see that it actually appeared as the trending news on X! Yes, we need to make rich polluters pay. Report, oxfam.org/en/disaster-divide…
Oxfam International retweeted
Climate disasters don't affect everyone equally.
@Oxfam's Disaster Divide report highlights how the richest 0.1% emit more carbon than the poorest 44% combined, while vulnerable communities bear the cost.
Read: oxfam.org/en/research/disast…
#DisasterDivide #MakeRichPollutersPay
Profit from pollution, then profit from the clean-up. BlackRock and Vanguard invest in 92% of companies in Oxfam’s Destroy & Rebuild Index. Governments must curb disaster profiteering.
Read #DisasterDivide: oxfam.org/en/research/disast…
#MakeRichPollutersPay #ClimateJustice
Oxfam International retweeted
Influence work happens in mostly ordinary ways.
Over the past few weeks, from UNGA in New York to the World Bank and IMF Annual Meetings in Bangkok, I have spent a lot of time moving between meetings and conversations.
While the settings keep changing, many of the questions do not.
Who has power?
Who benefits from the decisions being made?
Whose voices are still missing from the room?
Policy change can sound abstract. In practice, it often starts with people meeting, listening to and challenging each other.
A small look at what that work has involved lately.
Thousands of families displaced by the Cambodia–Thailand border conflict are still waiting to return home safely and rebuild their lives.
Oxfam is calling for sustained support for recovery, livelihoods and safe access to land.
Read more: shorturl.at/iJA5I
