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Detention renewed for a labourer who married off his underage daughter in Sharqia, reported by the Al-Wafd website on today's date, Sunday 28 July 2019 .

The judge of objections at the Faqous misdemeanour court in Sharqia governorate decided to renew for 15 days, pending investigation, the detention of a labourer who married off his underage daughter, aged thirteen, on a charge of child marriage.

Major General Jarir Mustafa, assistant minister of the interior for Sharqia security, had received a notification from Major General Mohamed Wali, director of criminal investigations, that “M. Al-”, a labourer living in the Faqous district, had married off his daughter

the underage “Fatima”, aged 13, twice by unofficial (urfi) marriage, and that she had given birth to a child by the first husband.

Investigations confirmed the facts, and once the legal procedures had been completed the labourer was arrested and confessed to marrying off his underage daughter and to her giving birth, for the purpose of covering it up. The first husband was also arrested, and on being brought before the prosecution it was decided to detain them both.

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Source: Al-Wafd

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