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No voice : Child brides left out of India s domestic violence data

  Thomson Reuters Foundation,  Published: 28 Apr 2021 02:14 PM BdST Updated: 28 Apr 2021 02:14 PM BdST Bangladesh has the highest rate of underage marriage in South Asia and ranks among the 10 worst offenders in the world. Reuters Child brides being beaten by their husbands will no longer be included in India s biggest survey of domestic violence - potentially hiding the problem and making it even harder for married girls to get help. ); } India s national health survey is a mine of statistics on key social indicators - from fertility rates to immunisation, marriage age to gender-based violence, and is used to craft government policies and pinpoint charity spending.

FEATURE- No voice : Child brides left out of India s domestic violence data

By Roli Srivastava, Thomson Reuters Foundation 5 Min Read Campaigners say move will hide the problem, distort data Many young domestic abuse victims do not report crimes MUMBAI, April 27 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Child brides being beaten by their husbands will no longer be included in India’s biggest survey of domestic violence - potentially hiding the problem and making it even harder for married girls to get help. India’s national health survey is a mine of statistics on key social indicators - from fertility rates to immunisation, marriage age to gender-based violence, and is used to craft government policies and pinpoint charity spending.

No Voice : Child Brides Will Be Left Out of India s Domestic Violence Data

No Voice : Child Brides Will Be Left Out of India s Domestic Violence Data
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FEATURE- No voice : Child brides left out of India s

Campaigners say move will hide the problem, distort data Many young domestic abuse victims do not report crimes By Roli Srivastava MUMBAI, April 27 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Child brides being beaten by their husbands will no longer be included in India s biggest survey of domestic violence - potentially hiding the problem and making it even harder for married girls to get help. India s national health survey is a mine of statistics on key social indicators - from fertility rates to immunisation, marriage age to gender-based violence, and is used to craft government policies and pinpoint charity spending. But (girls) brides married before the legal age of 18 have been omitted from the latest survey due to new child protection laws - even after the previous report found nearly one in six married girls aged 15 to 19 had faced abuse.

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