Vietnam Enhances Support Policies for Agent Orange Victims and People with Disabilities
A workshop was held in Vietnam to strengthen support policies for Agent Orange victims and people with disabilities. Victim support groups and government agencies are collaborating to provide more comprehensive care and opportunities for social integration. This initiative is noteworthy as part of Vietnam's social welfare policies under its one-party system.
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