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Report

Report on child, early and forced marriage

Issued by

OHCHR

Published

02 April 2014

Report

Issued by Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights

Subjects

Children's rights, Child and forced marriages

Symbol Number

A/HRC/26/22

Summary

Taking into consideration information received from States, United Nations agencies, civil society groups and other relevant stakeholders, the report discusses the international norms and standards applicable to child, early and forced marriage and the human rights impact of the practice on women and girls.

Background

Summary

Taking into consideration information received from States, United Nations agencies, civil society groups and other relevant stakeholders, the report discusses the international norms and standards applicable to child, early and forced marriage and the human rights impact of the practice on women and girls. The report addresses the various factors that contribute to child, early and forced marriage and further analyses existing measures and strategies to prevent and eliminate child, early and forced marriage with a particular focus on challenges, achievements, best practices and implementation gaps.

Learn more about the issue of child and forced marriage.

Methodology

UN Human Rights invited United Nations agencies, funds and programmes, civil society groups and organizations, national human rights institutions (NHRIs), scholars, children and youth organizations and networks, and other stakeholders to submit relevant information for the preparation of this report. See links to inputs received below.

See the note verbale (English | Français | Español).

Inputs Received
Inputs Received