As reported by AFP newswire
HANOI, Tuesday 31 August 2010 (AFP) - Vietnam's growth has been relatively equitable but the country's children are facing rising inequalities, the United Nations said Tuesday.
Ethnic minority and rural youngsters are generally the most disadvantaged, said Geetanjali Narayan, chief of planning and social policy for the UN Children's agency UNICEF.
She spoke at the launch of a report on the social and economic conditions of the roughly 30 million children in Vietnam.
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