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“The super-rich do pay taxes and at a higher percentage.” Here’s @SurRuiz's reality check👇

New Toolkit Alert! Moving away from Fossil Fuels isn’t simple. For many countries, a fossil fuel phase out comes with real constraints. But what’s also clear is this: the current system isn’t working. The #FossilFreeFutures toolkit pulls together the arguments, language, and practical tools activists are already using to push for a fairer and more just energy transition. A system that puts people and planet ahead of profit. Download, use & share: makerichpolluterspay.org/wp-content/upl…

It is udderly insane how much wealth is concentrated in the top 1%. Did you know billionaire wealth has increased by 81 per cent since 2020, while one in four people don’t regularly have enough to eat? Let’s #TaxTheSuperRich

Global peace processes didn’t emerge in isolation, they were built through decades of feminist organising, from Nairobi to Beijing and beyond. Yet today, global spaces remain unequal, shaped by tokenism, shrinking civic space, and growing anti-rights backlash. On the International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace, we must remind ourselves that without real participation, funding, and accountability, diplomacy risks becoming performative. 📖 Read the article by FEMNET's Memory Kachambwa to explore how feminist movements are reclaiming these spaces. #HandsOffOurSpaces oxfam.org/en/blogs/herst…

On #LabourDay, @IDWFED and Oxfam came together to shine a light on the realities facing domestic workers worldwide. Together we ask: what if we actually valued their work fairly?

In Garissa, the Development Girls Group started with no income or skills training. Today, they run a tie-and-dye business, save together, and earn their own income. Support from Oxfam and partners helped make this possible. Read more: kenya.oxfam.org/latest/stories…

That’s a wrap on Santa Marta 🇨🇴 What a moment. Our beach action, mock “oil CEOs” celebrating crisis profits, went global 🌍 Picked up by The Washington Post, The Guardian, AP. And it captured something bigger. 👇 @StopBigOil @350

Let’s talk numbers this #WorkersDay. The top 10 highest-paid CEOs were collectively paid over $1 billion in 2025. How many years would it take you to earn that much? #FairPay

Let’s talk numbers this #WorkersDay. Top CEO pay increased 20X more than workers' wages. While workers struggle with rising costs, executive pay keeps skyrocketing. #FairPay #CostofLiving More: oxf.am/WorkersDay26

Oxfam reaction to the outcome of the Santa Marta conference on transitioning away from fossil fuels 👉oxf.am/SantaMartaReac…

We speak with Dr. Wanga Zembe on #inequality as lived experience & explore what an IPI could shift in global policy. 🎧 Listen: equals.ink/p/the-inequali…

📢BREAKING: TotalEnergies makes major profits - as leaders meet in Colombia to chart a path away from oil, gas and coal. 📌Another reminder: the biggest polluters are still profiting from the crisis they fuel. ⏰Time to change that and #MakeRichPollutersPay

While #SantaMarta conference keeps going on, Youth from around the world are sending beautiful postcards to demand climate action 🌍 Check this great initiative and encourage your kids, students and friends to inspire us ALL! #MakeRichPollutersPay makerichpolluterspay.org/voices-to-sant…

We're told, “Work hard and earn your own money.’ Here’s @SurRuiz's reality check 👇

Yes! Great to see the @NYCMayor continuing to lead the charge to #TaxtheRich in order to fund public services.   New York's richest billionaires gained $42.4 billion each last year. They can afford to pay their fair share in taxes. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

As BP reports soaring profits today off rising oil prices and global instability, over 50 countries gather in Colombia to shape a #FossilFreeFuture. So Oxfam and allies brought the message to the source: enough profiteering! You fuel the crisis, you fund the solutions! It's time to tax big oil and #MakeRichPollutersPay!

Energy bills 👆 Big oil Profits 🚀📈⏫ Not everyone is feeling the crisis the same way. As leaders meet in Santa Marta, the question is simple: who pays and who profits? @NakabuyeHildaF #MakeRichPollutersPay

Oxfam: Six biggest fossil fuel companies to earn $2,967 per second in 2026 Oxfam International, a non-profit organisation, says six of the world’s biggest fossil fuel companies are projected to earn $2,967 every second in profits in 2026. Oxfam disclosed this in a statement issued on Sunday ahead of the first global conference on ‘Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels’ scheduled to hold this week in Santa Marta, Colombia. thecable.ng/oxfam-six-bigg…

Yet a huge proportion of the profits from fossil fuels are going straight into the pockets of the wealthiest 1%, based mainly in the Global North. We need to #MakeRichPollutersPay ✊

50 countries are meeting in #SantaMarta to think together how to transition away from fossil fuels. My @Oxfam colleagues are there. These ad hoc spaces open conversations in this challenging context to advance progressive agendas and we must not let these opportunities fail. However, Let’s drop the polite language. We are not “struggling” to fund the energy transition— we are choosing to protect fossil fuel profits. New Oxfam analysis makes that painfully clear.