Girls ‘treated as cattle’: child brides divide Pakistan
Publication Date
29 March 2014
Publication Author
Wajahat S. Khan and Henry Austin
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A proposed law in Pakistan would increase the punishment for community members involved in child marriage. ICRW’s Ann Warner, Senior Gender and Youth Specialist, describes how child marriage puts girls at risk in Pakistan and around the world.
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