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Despite progress, life for children in Myanmar's remote areas remains a struggle, UNICEF warns

Despite progress, life for children in Myanmar's remote areas remains a struggle, UNICEF warns

May 24, 2017, at 04:58 am

New York, May 23(Just Earth News): The benefits of Myanmar's economic growth, reform and reconciliation efforts have not yet reached children in the country's remote, conflict-affected areas, leaving an estimated 2.2 million children in need of better humanitarian assistance, a United Nations report has revealed.