UN goals on Indigenous people in danger of failing Source: AAP
A world-first study into the health of more than 154-million Indigenous people has found that without action the United Nations will fail to meet its goals of ending poverty and inequality by 2030. Levels of disadvantage were found to vary across nations, and being Indigenous in a wealthy country did not necessarily lead to better outcomesDong Xing reports.
A world-first study into the health of more than 154-million Indigenous people has found that without action the United Nations will fail to meet its goals of ending poverty and inequality by 2030. Levels of disadvantage were found to vary across nations, and being Indigenous in a wealthy country did not necessarily lead to better outcomesDong Xing reports.
