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India Up 6 Places For Reducing Inequality, Ranks 123 Globally: Report - Vimarsana News

India Up 6 Places For Reducing Inequality, Ranks 123 Globally: Report

India has moved up six places to rank 123 out of 161 countries for reducing inequality but continues to be among the lowest performers in health spending, according to the latest Commitment to Reducing Inequality Index (CRII).

Source: ndtv.com
South Korea improving on inequality, Hong Kong slipping: Oxfam - Vimarsana News

South Korea improving on inequality, Hong Kong slipping: Oxfam

UK-based charity says rich and poor countries alike exacerbated rising economic inequality during the pandemic.

World failing to address 'dangerous' inequality after Covid, says Oxfam - Vimarsana News

World failing to address 'dangerous' inequality after Covid, says Oxfam

Poorest hardest hit by both disease and its profound economic impacts, report says.

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World failing to address 'dangerous' inequality after Covid: Oxfam | Online Free Press release news distribution - Vimarsana News

World failing to address 'dangerous' inequality after Covid: Oxfam | Online Free Press release news distribution

The world has mostly failed to address a "dangerous" increase in inequality in the wake of the Covid pandemic, anti-poverty campaigners Oxfam said Tuesday.

Governments doing little to fight rising inequality post-COVID, says report | News | DW - Vimarsana News

Governments doing little to fight rising inequality post-COVID, says report | News | DW

While Norway and Germany were top performing countries in terms of tackling inqeuality between 2020 and 2022, poorer countries with fewer resources have had a much tougher time.

Source: dw.com