Child Marriage in Bangladesh

Ignoring child nutrition today will cost the nation tomorrow

Despite some progress, child malnutrition remains a serious threat

Don't let progress in maternal care be reversed by funding cuts

Reduced donor funding threatens the quality of services

Why are so many girls still married early?

Govt must adopt a zero-tolerance approach to this scourge

Maternal mortality is still a red flag

Prevent early pregnancies, address healthcare manpower shortage

Rasulpur shows what needs to change for child marriage to end

Poverty and insecurity are key drivers of this practice in char areas

Why laws and campaigns are failing to stop child marriage

Why parents to resort to child marriage?

Failure to check rising child marriage is inexcusable

Latest BBS data reveals staggering increase in incidents

An alarming upswing in child marriage

At least 41.6 percent of young women in Bangladesh were married before they had turned 18, reveals the latest government survey.

Why can’t we contain child marriage?

Continued failure of relevant authorities is unacceptable

May 24, 2022
May 24, 2022

Normalise happy divorces, not unhappy marriages

Why do we never question the psychological impact on children stuck between two parents in an unhappy marriage?

July 22, 2019
July 22, 2019

Development challenges even stiffer now

Bangladesh is facing huge population and development related challenges owing to high prevalence of child marriage, early pregnancy, and sluggish progress in family planning and poor youth unemployment, said experts yesterday.

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