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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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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The Zimbabwe National Group to End Child Marriage, created in 2014, has been active in contributing to the development of a National Action Plan to End Child Marriage. The coalition is currently coordinated by the Girls Legacy and Plan Zimbabwe.

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Research

An investigation into the factors leading to child marriages/pregnancies in the farming compounds. A case study of Bindura district, Zimbabwe.
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Coping with Compound Crises: What Does This Mean for Child Marriage Interventions?
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Joint Statement on Defending Girls’ Rights on Ending Child Marriage in the SADC Region
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Reviewing progress on the SADC Model Law to end child marriage across 16 countries
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