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Preventing child marriage in the Commonwealth: the role of education
Written by the Royal Commonwealth Society and Plan UK on the issue of child marriage, this report looks specifically at the role of education in ending this harmful practice.
Young and capable: how working with youth generates results in ending child marriage
This session from the Girls Not Brides Global Member Meeting focused on the added value of youth engagement in ending child marriage.
"I've never experienced happiness": child marriage in Malawi
Human Rights Watch documents the impact of child marriage on girls in Malawi, examines shortcoming of exisiting programmes, and makes recommendations to end child marriage.
Protecting the girl child: Using the law to end child, early and forced marriage and related human rights violations
Provides legal research on the implementation of age of marriage laws in 18 countries and illustrates the impact of child marriage on a girl’s life through case studies.
Why ending child marriage needs to be an education goal: The case for improved coordination between ending child marriage and girls’ education movements in West Africa
Includes chapter with a discussion on the policy disconnect between educationalists and those working to end child marriage in West Africa.
The contribution of laws to change the practice of child marriage in Africa
This study examines child marriage laws in ten countries in Africa. It discusses their impact on the practice and unintended consequences of criminalisation.
Ending child marriage: what will it take?
A brief by Girls Not Brides USA for policy-makers, donors, and others looking to address child marriage.
Cash or condition? Evidence from a cash transfer experiment
Evaluates a cash transfer experiment targeted at adolescent girls in Malawi. Finds that a conditional cash program for early adolescents that transitions into an unconditional cash tranfers for older teenagers…