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Girls & Women
2004
This report provides analysis of legal minimum ages for education, marriage, employment and criminal responsibility across 187 countries and raises questions regarding the cross-sect
Child Marriage: Malawi
2014
The government of Malawi should increase efforts to end widespread child and forced marriage, or risk worsening poverty, illiteracy, and preventable maternal deaths in the country.
'I’ve Never Experienced Happiness’: Child Marriage in Malawi
2014
The report documents how child marriage prevents girls and women from participating in all spheres of life and how the practice violates their rights, including the right to education.
Marrying Too Young - End Child Marriage
2012
This report offers findings, analysis and recommendations to end child marriage, including through education.
CEDAW: General Recommendation 28
2010
This General Recommendation by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women aims to clarify the scope and meaning of Article 2 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms
Fighting Female Genital Mutilation: Girls’ Right to Education Versus Traditional Practices
2013
Attaining primary and secondary school education for girls in Liberia remains a major challenge.
Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women
1979
The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) establishes an international bill of rights for women.
Stop Violence Against Girls in School: A cross-country analysis of change in Ghana, Kenya and Mozambique
2013
This report is the culmination of five years’ implementation of ActionAid’s multi-country project aimed at empowering girls and enabling them to enjoy their rights to education and participation in
Stolen Childhood, Lost Learning: Safe Schools every Girl's Right
2007
All over the world girls face violence as they pursue their education. Some suffer long-term harm to their mental and physical health. Their human rights are violated.
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