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Child marriages in Senegal: Qualitative study on the perceptions of adolescents in Kaolack and Gossas
An estimated 650 million girls worldwide are married before their 18th birthday. The phenomenon is recurrent in sub-Saharan Africa with a prevalence of 18% and particularly in Senegal where one in three girls is married before the age of 18, i.e. a prevalence of 31%. Despite the legislat
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