child-poverty

This week they were rebuked by Campaign 2000, an activist group, which reported that child poverty is now as bad as it was two decades ago.

Since 1999, when Tony Blair announced his ambition to end child poverty, the profile of the poor has changed profoundly.

Abe attributes the increase in child poverty to the country's changing demographics, struggling economy and high social security premiums.

Nationally, the state ranks fifth in child poverty; it leads in the percentage of children without health insurance.

Back in 1989 Parliament unanimously supported a resolution to eliminate child poverty by 2000.

It brought child poverty to the attention of the public.

Child poverty would be abolished by 2020, Tony Blair announced.

And if white families had stayed like they were in 1960, the white child poverty rate would have been 11. 4% rather than 15. 4%.

In some wards (mostly heavily Asian ones) child poverty is twice as high as in Britain generally.

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The other is to eliminate child poverty in the UK.

"But any time that child poverty goes up by 1. 4 million kids, that's bad news, " Haskins told AFP.

Among the hardest hit were children: The child poverty rate was 19% last year, up from 18%.

The government has retained Labour's goal of ending relative child poverty by 2020.

The black child poverty rate climbed to 39 percent, while the Hispanic child poverty rate reached 35 percent.

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