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Find here reports, policy briefs and factsheets about child marriage, as well as capacity building tools for organisations and individuals working to end child marriage.
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Remedies for forced marriage. A handbook for lawyers
This toolkit brings together expert commentaries by lawyers and activists working on the issue of forced marriages in four countries: Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and the United Kingdom. The Handbook is…
The effect on fertility of the 2003–2011 war in Iraq
This article provides the first detailed account of the impact of war on fertility rates in Iraq between 2003-2011 showing increased adolescent fertility rates.
Using the Girls Not Brides post-2015 advocacy toolkit to achieve a child marriage target
This webinar discusses the post-2015 process; where child, early and forced marriage has come up in discussions so far; and how civil society can engage effectively.
Child marriage in Albania (overview)
This factsheet is part of a series of country profiles on child marriage in the Eastern Europe and Central Asia region, put together by UNFPA in 2014.
Child marriage in Uzbekistan (overview)
This fact sheet provides background information and statistics on child marriage in Uzbekistan. It also makes recommendations to address the practice.
Child marriage in Tajikistan (overview)
This fact sheet provides background information and statistics on child marriage in Tajikistan. It also makes recommendations to address the practice.
Child marriage in Kyrgyzstan (overview)
This fact sheet provides background information and statistics on child marriage in Kyrgyzstan. It also makes recommendations to address the practice.
Child marriage in Kazakhstan (overview)
This fact sheet provides background information and statistics on child marriage in Kazakhstan. It also makes recommendations to address the practice.
Child marriage in Serbia (overview)
This fact sheet provides background information and statistics on child marriage in Serbia. It also makes recommendations to address the practice.
Ending child marriage in a generation: What research is needed?
The paper maps out current knowledge on programmes addressing child marriage and seeks to identify gaps in the research in which additional investments could catalyse change.