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Pd. 2 10/22/16

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The child marriage crisis in the Middle East is continuing to grow. Statistics provided by UNICEF state that 1 in 3 girls will be married before the age of 15. These girls are isolated, they lose their chance to live a happy childhood and are robbed of future opportunities.

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Excerpt from "No Time to Lose" for review

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11 year-old Fayrouz Ahmed Haider (below) was married off by her father to a 25 year-old man in order to save money that would go towards her mother's hospital bills.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/middle_east/the-story-of-a-girl-married-at-11-tracks-the-horrors-of-yemens-war/2016/07/06/a38c581a-283e-11e6-8329-6104954928d2_story.html

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Yemen borders the southern portion of Saudi Arabia and the southwestern side of Oman.
Google>https://seashoremary.wordpress.com/2015/04/16/terrorism-iran-yemen-walmart/

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This is a girl in her teens with her own two children. Often times, adolescent girls are impregnated while their own bodies are still mentally and physically maturing. She is a child raising children.
http://www.npr.org/sections/pictureshow/2011/06/29/137059781/the-secret-world-of-child-brides

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These young girls, most likely around the age of 10 or 11, were married off and are now forced to live with these adult men.
http://proof.nationalgeographic.com/2015/09/14/documenting-child-marriage-for-over-a-decade-and-still-going/