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Child marriage in Yemen has been the norm for many years. Many girls are married off young because their family is very poor and can not afford to provide for their daughter (Article 1). Currently, many issues are being raised about the dangers of child marriage. Marrying off young girls normally leads them to experiencing abuse from their husband and not receiving proper education (therefore not graduating). They also have more of a chance to die during child birth. Laws for the minimum age of marriage in the past have varied from ages 15-18 but they did not last long and were soon repealed (Article 2). Discussions as to when girls should get married vary. Some say to wait until their child has reached puberty, but others say that is not old enough. The Human Rights Watch Website (Article 3) says that these young girls in Yemen deserve better treatment and the minimum age for marriage should go back to being 18.

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The girls in Yemen can be married off as young as the age of 8. This young girl shown below was 11-years-old when she was forced into marriage.

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Nujud's father explains that he married off his daughter at such a young age because it would lessen his expenses in his future.

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This is a 14-year-old girl married to her 21-year-old husband.

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Shocking Documents of Yemen Child Brides 

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Shocking Documents of Yemen Child Brides 

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A young girl, Nujud Mohammed Ali, talks about her story as a young child bride and how she was able to escape such a tragic situation.

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Himalaya | National Geographic Documentary

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Yemen child brides - Shocking documentary

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Yemen, is an Arab country in Western Asia, occupying South Arabia and is the second-largest country in the peninsula