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Home > Global Violence against Women and Girls > Forced and Child Marriage > Ongoing Developments
New Report: Educating Girls and Ending Child Marriage in Africa

December 28, 2018
New Report: Uneven Sex Ratios in Asian Countries and Violence Against Women

December 19, 2018
India: Supreme Court Invalidates Law Allowing Sex with Child Brides

October 11, 2017
Mexico: New Study Finds Strong Link Between Child Marriage and Human Trafficking

May 11, 2017
Mexico: Report Finds Formal and Informal Child Marriages Still Common Across the Country

June 23, 2017
United States: New York Approves New Law Banning Most Child Marriages

June 21, 2017
Tanzania: Government Releases National Survey and Report on Child Marriage

April 4, 2017
Lebanon: Survey Finds “Alarming Rise” in Child Marriage Among Syrian Refugees

January 31, 2017
Bangladesh: Proposed Law Would Allow Child Marriage in “Special Cases”

January 13, 2017
New Resource: EU publishes Guidance to Help Frontline Professionals Identify and Assist Victims of Forced and Child Marriage

December 28, 2016
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