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'Here is your bride... please don't beat her': As Taliban recognises child marriage, Afghans 'marry off' girls and BABIES - and can only hope they are not raped before they even hit puberty
The Taliban's recognition of child marriage in Afghanistan has led to girls and infants being married off, raising concerns about their safety and rights. The practice highlights risks of sexual violence before puberty, with families offering little hope for protection.
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