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Change must come from within: West African activists discuss community-led development

  • Julie Rialet

“Let’s talk about sex and reproductive health” urges Girls Not Brides Board Chair, Mabel van Oranje at She Decides conference in Brussels

Bangladesh votes for Child Marriage Restraint Act – Girls Not Brides Bangladesh reacts

From child, to bride, to mother in Nepal: Radhika’s story

Mothers and daughters in conversation about child marriage at Human Rights Watch film festival

Entertainment-education and tackling child marriage: what works

  • Professor Martine Bouman, Kate Whittington

Reflecting on national strategies to end child marriage: lessons from 11 countries

  • Matilda Branson

UN General Assembly adopts 2nd resolution on child, early and forced marriage - December 2016

  • Matilda Branson

New research on child marriage in 2016: what did we learn?

  • Ellen Travers, Meg Greene

India: how learning communication skills stopped Roshanara’s child marriage

Child marriage in Costa Rica: in conversation with director Dana Ziyasheva

  • Dana Ziyasheva

Bangladeshi girls say no to child marriage – in their own words

Press Release: Do not allow child marriage in “special cases”, urges Girls Not Brides Bangladesh

Bangladesh and the Child Marriage Restraint Act 2016: a recap

Liberia launches the African Union Campaign to End Child Marriage

5 powerful comic books tackling child marriage

Le Cameroun lance la campagne de l’Union africaine sur le mariage des enfants

5 signs we made progress towards ending child marriage in 2016

Empowering girls to end child marriage and gender-based violence in Mozambique

Child marriage in the UK: in conversation with the director of ‘Red River’

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