In fact, ethnic minorities account for about 15% of Vietnam’s population, but a staggering 47% of the poor. Together, we can ensure all children in Vietnam have the childhoods they deserve. Despite ...

They were poor. They mostly lived on the street and ... D.C. "Basically they were unwanted children. In Vietnam, they weren't accepted as Vietnamese and in America they weren't considered Americans.

Whenever the big family gathers – great-grandmother, children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren - they all fill their house's entire courtyard.

It's called The Shoe That Grows and is meant for children in poor countries which have a limited access to shoes. The shoes come in three sizes and each of these can span over five different shoe ...

and it would be fine to just bring it all back to apply in Vietnam. However, after she moved to live in a Western country, ...

Ho Chi Minh City recorded the lowest rate in Vietnam at 1.39 children per woman ... imposed in the 1960s to manage the baby boom in the poor and rural population. The rule was scrapped in 2003 ...

Should the birth registration of children born in Vietnam to a Vietnamese mother and a foreign father be in Vietnamese or foreign names? T.N.T.T., a resident of Tan Phong Ward, District 7, Ho Chi Minh ...

Vietnam has recorded nearly 40,000 suspected measles cases and five measles-related deaths since the beginning of 2025. Vietnam’s Ministry of Health (MOH) believes that the number of suspected measles ...

malnutrition and poor housing, have been on the rise since the turn of the decade as Latin America's third largest economy ...