Since the girls are married before the legal age which is below 18 years old, they experienced a lot of negative impacts and get a bad vibes. The negative impacts ruined the life of the victim by affecting their physical and mental health that can lead to death. Anita Raj (2010) states that an adolescent mother will experience more pregnancy complications such as obstructed labour that can cause the risk for neonatal death will rise. This proves the girls are still not prepared for pregnancy either physically or mentally so they can’t bear with the pain since their body is still not in a steady state for pregnancy. 

       In addition, the abusement by practicing child marriage also leads to denial of basic rights for the girls. The misopportunity for rights in education and rights for leisure will affect the girl’s life since they cannot educate themselves to be a better person. John Zhang (2008) believes that the girls who undergoes child marriage will not in position to make any decision upon her life and they need to accept the decision made by their husband or in-laws  since they are not educate enough. Therefore, this problem will assures the girl from getting their rights and this will affect their emotion and mental development since they can’t decide on their owns. 

     In conclusion, occurrence of child marriage need to be avoid in the entire world since it leads to bad concequences. Cooperation from all parties is needed to overcome the problem of child marriage. 

REFERENCES: 

Anita Raj. “ When The Mother Is The Child: The Impact of Child Marriage On The Health And Human Rights Of Girls ”. July 6, 2010. https://adc.bmj.com/content/archdischild/early/2010/10/07/adc.2009.178707.full.pdf 

John Zhang. “ Early Marriage : The Benefits And Disadvantages “. February 29, 2008. http://ezinearticles.com/?Early-Marriage---The-Benefits-And-Disadvantages&id=1016812 

 

Sandstorm, A., and A. E. Theodorou. "Many Countries Allow Child Marriage." September 12, 2016. Accessed December 18, 2019. http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016/09/12/many-countries-allow-child-marriage/

        Government should enact and enforce appropriate law. Despite, the marriage law had be made by parliament it still fail to reduce the number of early marriage. The governments should enacts the law without discriminates of some groups of people. To ensure this crisis from getting worse, the government should introduce fair and square laws by not discriminating against others so that nobody can escape the laws that have been made

       Other than that, they can also arranged various programs to reduce rate of child marriage. The benefits that we will gain from this program are we can provide the child with life skills, raising awareness and commitment among parents, teachers and other influential adults. According to Anju Malhotra(July,2010), in Indian states of Bihar and Jharkhand, ICRW’s Development Initiative Supporting Healthy Adolescents(DISHA) program reduced the rate of child marriage from 60 percent to 40 percent. As we can see by creating some programs for this child, it can reduce the number of child marriages because not only children are aware of the consequences of early marriage, but also parents.

       In addition government has to provide free education for its citizen because as what we can see that people who involve in child marriage are come from family who having extreme financial hardships and they are not even afford to pay for their children education that is why the kids are illiteracy and lack of educational. The kids are not be able to make a decision because they do not know what the consequence of child marriage. Through education, child can have a better future and can develop their thinking skills in managing their daily life.
       
        

The first reason is to avoid expenditure on female education. Expenditure incurred on a person’s education determines his or her capacity building.According to Suresh (2015), male children are treated as future assets and economic base of the family where as female children are treated as burden on the family economic base and they are treated as someone’s else asset as they are to be given to someone in marriage. I acknowledge that the discrimination of female in social status cause them to lose chances in receiving education.Hence, family who cannot provide education for all children will choose to give up on girls and decide to resort them to early marriage.

The second reason is to avoid sharing in Ancestral Property. The acquisitiveness of other family members would encourage child marriage because if marriage of girl is done at early age, she as a girl would not demand for her share. For benefiting male heirs, female heirs are denied property rights in practice by resorting them to early child marriage. Hence, cupidity among family members to get more property leads to unwanted child marriage in females.

Thirdly, poverty of family is one of the causes of child marriage. A poor family naturally jeopardizes female children and every chance is used for avoiding burden of female. They are eager to arrange marriage for female children so that the burden of family can be reduced. Sometimes it can also be perceived the poor family selling girls and the child marriage is a hidden form of selling girl. So, female members are usually victimised by poverty of the family.

In conclusion, family is one of the main cause of child marriage. We should try to understand the victims of child marriage and put ourselves in their shoes but not discriminate them. Stop discrimination and spread love to the world. As the saying goes, “Each of us can practice rights ourselves, treating each other without discrimination, respecting each other's dignity and rights. ”

https://16days.thepixelproject.net/16-ways-of-preventing-and-intervening-in-child-marriages/ 

Daniele Selby. “Child Marriage: Everything You Need to Know”. February 21, 2018.

Victoria Brown. “Child Marriage is No Happily-Ever-After”. July 1, 2018.

https://www.jahonline.org/article/S1054-139X(13)00124-9/fulltext#article-outline

Nawal M. Nour. "Health Consequences of Child Marriage in Africa. "November 2006.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/issues/206216/