Child Marriage: Age, Consent, Gender, and Human Rights
Child marriage is a marriage involving at least one person below the recognized minimum age, raising concerns about consent, education, health, autonomy, and gender inequality.
Child marriage is a marriage involving at least one person below the recognized minimum age, raising concerns about consent, education, health, autonomy, and gender inequality.
Gender discrimination can be direct, indirect, or institutional, affecting opportunity, safety, healthcare, work, education, and personal freedom.
Sexism can appear as open hostility, flattering stereotypes, unequal treatment, or institutional barriers. Its effects reach work, relationships, language, and everyday life.