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Almost 23 million people are facing severe hunger in Afghanistan this winter

Read here the experiences of two families struggling in the face of a monumental crisis.

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Vaccine inequality hitting lower income countries the hardest

In this blog, we hear from Christian Aid colleagues based in Africa to get their take on the real-life impacts of vaccine inequality between wealthy and poorer countries.

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Tax abuses robs poor countries of more than $400bn a year

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Christian Aid statement on military intervention in Syria

The Western leaders’ war game over Syria is ignoring the civilians it claims to protect. Strikes on Syria will not bring the country and its war weary civilians any closer to an end to this violence.

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Seminar considers Ireland’s inconsistent approach to policy-making

Limerick conference considers Ireland’s inconsistent approach to policy-making ahead of a Dáil debate on a Ghana tax deal that will deprive the African country of cash it needs for health.

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Dáil debate: Ghana tax treaty does not contain adequate safeguards

Today (Wednesday 3 October) the Oireachtas will debate a new tax treaty between Ghana and Ireland which Christian Aid believes is disadvantageous to Ghana in its current form.