Child brides of Baden-Württemberg
Since 2012, 358 child marriages have been recorded in the German state, including those as young as 11. Among the most serious are that of an 11-year-old Iraqi woman with a 17-year-old boy and that of a 14-year-old Afghan woman with a 30-year-old compatriot. The data shows that those involved in child marriages come from countries such as Syria, Pakistan, and Iraq. The AfD is exploiting the serious human rights violations.
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Child brides of Baden-Württemberg
Since 2012, 358 child marriages have been recorded in the German state, including those as young as 11. Among the most serious are that of an 11-year-old Iraqi woman with a 17-year-old boy and that of a 14-year-old Afghan woman with a 30-year-old compatriot. The data shows that those involved in child marriages come from countries such as Syria, Pakistan, and Iraq. The AfD is exploiting the serious human rights violations.
AfD, afghanistan, little girls, right, girls' rights, Germany, Iraq, forced marriage, child marriage, Pakistan, Syria, child brides
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