About child marriage

Child marriage is a global issue. It is fuelled by gender inequality, poverty, social norms and insecurity, and has devastating consequences all over the world.

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Explore our vision and mission to end child marriage, learn about our organisational structure, and discover how we work as a global partnership to drive change and empower girls worldwide.

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Girls Not Brides members are civil society organisations committed to working together to end child marriage and support married girls. Our strength is our diversity.

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Stories and impact

Discover the latest news and stories about child marriage, and the work our member organisations and partners in the broader movement are doing to end the harmful practice.

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Coping with Compound Crises: What Does This Mean for Child Marriage Interventions?

  • Jean Casey, Mundia Situmbeko, Emma Sadd, Mona Ibrahim, Jason Cha, Bothaina Eltigani, Silinganiswe Dzumbunu, Rachel Yates
Press release

Joint Statement on Defending Girls’ Rights on Ending Child Marriage in the SADC Region

Press release

Reviewing progress on the SADC Model Law to end child marriage across 16 countries

Zimbabwe urged to deliver justice for Memory Machaya

  • Girls Not Brides: The Global Partnership to End Child Marriage

Ruvimbo: the child bride who got the Zimbabwe Constitutional Court to say no to child marriage

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