Afghan families marry off daughters due to drought
The article discusses the worsening phenomenon of child marriage among girls in Afghanistan, driven by recurring droughts and economic crises. Families are compelled to marry off their young daughters to settle debts and secure their livelihoods, despite the health and psychological harm faced by the girls. This situation threatens the future of children and exacerbates the suffering of displaced and impoverished families in the affected regions.
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