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Programme
04 October 2017
Preventing child marriage
Read how we work to prevent child marriage in the region.
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Document
21 March 2022
Adoption of the Declaration on the Abolition of Child Marriage in Serbia

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Declaration on the elimination of child marriage (PDF, 186 KB)
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Press release
24 June 2021
10 million additional girls at risk of child marriage due to COVID-19
With 25 million child marriages averted in the last decade, UNICEF issues warning on International Women’s Day that these gains are now under serious threat
Aisuluu, 42, was abducted and forced to marry when she was just 17 years old while studying to be a teacher in Bishkek the capital city of Kyrgyzstan.
Article
26 November 2019
I never said “YES”
The story of Aisuluu, a survivor of bride kidnapping
Globally, the total number of girls married in childhood is estimated at 12 million per year.
News note
11 February 2019
Fast Facts: 10 facts illustrating why we must #EndChildMarriage
Silvija organizes workshops on child marriage twice a month in the Association “Ternipe”.
Link
19 July 2018
Child marriage and its consequences for girls in Serbia
More than 1 in 2 marry before the age of 18. Student Silvija Nesic is inspiring change.
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Press release
02 March 2018
25 million child marriages prevented in last decade due to accelerated progress, according to new UNICEF estimates
Improving trend in child marriage driven largely by significant reductions in South Asia, but problem persists with over 150 million girls likely to marry by 2030

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