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Early marriage: Child spouse

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Early Marriage: Child Spouse is a UNICEF report that examines the global issue of child marriage and its profound consequences for girls’ rights, health, and development. The publication explores the social, cultural, and economic factors that perpetuate early marriage, including poverty, gender inequality, and traditional norms that limit girls’ autonomy. Drawing on statistical data and field studies, it highlights the risks faced by child brides—such as early pregnancy, domestic violence, and exclusion from education—and their lifelong impact on well-being and empowerment. The report advocates for stronger legal frameworks, education opportunities, and community engagement to prevent child marriage and support affected girls. By framing early marriage as both a human rights violation and a development challenge, Early Marriage: Child Spouse calls for coordinated global action to protect every girl’s right to childhood, education, and self-determination.

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KP.XXIX 0096	362.7 INT E	My Library (KEKERASAN TERHADAP ANAK 1)	Available
KP.XXIX 0097	362.7 INT E	My Library (KEKERASAN TERHADAP ANAK 1)	Available
KP.XXIX 0098	362.7 INT E	My Library (KEKERASAN TERHADAP ANAK 1)	Available

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Call Number

362.7 INT E

Publisher

Florence, Italy : United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)., 2001

Collation

28 hlm; 30 cm

Language

English

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Classification

362.7

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Edition

Innocent Digest No.7 - March 2001

Subject(s)

Poverty
Education
Gender inequalities
Violence against children
Childrens rights
Child Spouses

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