Reneilwe Morema reports on a proposed bill in Iraq’s parliament that aims to reduce the legal age of marriage for girls to as young as 9-years-old.
In this compelling video, we discuss Iraq’s controversial new law that could permit girls as young as 9 years old to marry. This legislation has sparked intense debates about the implications for child rights, gender equality, and the future of young girls in the country.
We explore the cultural, legal, and social factors driving this decision, along with the potential consequences for the health and education of young brides. Voices from activists, experts, and community members shed light on the diverse perspectives surrounding this issue.
Proposed Bill In Iraq Could Allow Girls Young As 9-years-old To Marry
