Malala’s Forgotten Sisters
Publication Date
12 July 2013
Publication Author
Adriana Carranca
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Foreign Policy delves into the issue of child marriage in Pakistan, particularly the tradition of marrying off young girls to resolve family and tribal disputes. In her assessment of the prevalence of child marriage, the author cites ICRW research.
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