Photo Stories

Christoper ‘Toper’ Cabalhiw (right), a local volunteer working with Oxfam as a Public Health Promoter, organising a relay hand washing race between two teams of children. Oxfam public health promotion activity aimed at encouraging children to understand why and how to wash their hands and use the latrines. Oxfam Public Health Assistant Allan A Nayga (left) checking they are correctly washing their hands. (Photo:Jane Beesley/Oxfam)

Tukanalipao is one of the 15 villages in the poor municipality of Mamasapano, in Southern Philippines. One year ago, an armed encounter in the small village of Tukanalipao killed more than 60 Filipinos,including an eight-year-old girl from the poor community. Words and Pictures: Rhea Catada/Oxfam

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