In March of 2016 the US Department of State declared that child marriage is a“human rights abuse that produces devastating repercussions for a girl's life, effectively ending her childhood.”.
Social pressures and traditions, including the widespread practice of paying dowry, and lower dowries for younger girls, make child marriage not only accepted, but expected in some communities.
Forced marriage is not allowed in Sharia law and results from illiteracy," Raza argued, adding,"Those who use mosque loudspeakers to incite hate and violence are simply insane and disturbed people.".
The country's widespread child marriage exacerbates South Sudan's pronounced gender gaps in school enrollment, contributes to soaring maternal mortality rates, and violates the right of girls to be free from violence, and to marry only when they are able and willing to give their free consent.
Forced marriage is not allowed in Sharia(Islamic law) and results from illiteracy,” he said, adding that“Those who use mosque loudspeakers to incite hate and violence are simply insane and disturbed people".
Mahathir Mohamad, Prime Minister of Malaysia declared to Reuters,“In Malaysia, there are some things we cannot accept, even though it may seem as human rights in Western countries… we cannot accept LGBT marriage between men and men.
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