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The death of the Yemeni child "Rawan" sparked the issue

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The story of the death of the Yemeni child “Rawan” in the first four years. In Yemen, the minimum age for girls' marriage is set

It is worth noting that the Yemeni popular heritage marries off its peers, through folk songs alongside the popular proverbs that encourage them.

Watch the interview with Ahmed Al-Qurashi, head of the child protection organisation “Seyaj”, on the programme “Good Morning Arabs”, to learn more about this issue.

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  • Translated from Arabic

    #Old_Global_Statistics.

    India recorded the highest rate of child marriage, followed by Bangladesh, Brazil and Ethiopia. Today it is most common in countries hosting large numbers of refugees, such as the camps in Jordan, Iraq and Lebanon.

  • Translated from Arabic

    Life is getting worse …. every passing moment is a postponement and a delay, every day, every hour, every minute

    Every moment, innocent dreams are lost; an innocent life full of laughter and play ends and a lifeless life begins. One can breathe but feels suffocated; there is no death certificate, yet life is dark.

  • Translated from Arabic

    # The family's embrace.

    Dr. Mustafa Bin Hamza says marrying a woman before the legal age is a crime that prevents the marriage being registered, leaves her at her husband's mercy and at risk of losing all her rights, especially on divorce.