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The billionaire and the baker

As Africa's richest woman stands accused of embezzlement and money laundering, we highlight the role illicit financial flows play in keeping countries trapped in poverty.

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St. Paul’s supports Refugee Crisis Appeal

From five-a-side football tournaments to Harvest lunches, find out how St. Paul's Church in Winchmore Hill raised over a thousand pounds for Christian Aid's Refugee Crisis Appeal.

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The migrant caravan in Central America: a humanitarian crisis

Christian Aid is appalled by the humanitarian crisis that is unfolding across Central America.

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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.

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Refugee Week: Help change the ways we see refugees and ourselves

To celebrate Refugee Week’s 20th anniversary (18-24 June 2018), we’re inviting you to do one of the 20 Simple Acts