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What is child marriage?
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Child marriage is a formal marriage or informal union where one or both parties are under 18 years of age.
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Why is child marriage opposed by many organizations?
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Child marriage is opposed because it compromises children's education, health, and future opportunities, and it often perpetuates cycles of poverty and inequality.
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Which international convention actively works against child marriage?
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The Convention on the Rights of the Child works to protect children from practices like child marriage.
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How does child marriage impact girls more than boys?
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Child marriage impacts girls more due to early pregnancies, health risks, domestic violence, and denial of education.
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What role does education play in preventing child marriage?
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Education empowers children, especially girls, with knowledge and skills that help delay marriage and promote their autonomy.
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Which continents have the highest rates of child marriage?
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Africa and South Asia have the highest rates of child marriage due to sociocultural norms and economic factors.
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How does child marriage perpetuate poverty?
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Child marriage limits educational and economic opportunities, leading to poverty cycles across generations.
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What legal frameworks exist to combat child marriage?
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Many countries have laws setting 18 as the minimum marriage age, supported by international organizations like UNICEF.
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How can communities be involved in opposing child marriage?
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Community involvement includes education campaigns, economic support for families, and advocating for legal changes.
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What are some health risks associated with child marriage?
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Health risks include early pregnancies, complications during childbirth, and increased maternal mortality rates.
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Can you name an organization fighting against child marriage?
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Girls Not Brides is an international organization dedicated to ending child marriage globally.
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What are potential psychological effects of child marriage on children?
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Psychological effects include anxiety, depression, and a sense of isolation due to loss of childhood and autonomy.
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How does child marriage affect a girl's education financially?
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Child marriage often forces girls to leave school, impacting future earning potential and family financial stability.
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How has COVID-19 impacted child marriage rates?
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COVID-19 increased child marriage rates due to economic strain and school closures worldwide.
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What is one cultural factor that contributes to child marriage?
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Traditional beliefs about gender roles and family honor often contribute to the practice of child marriage.
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