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Preventing child marriage in forced migration contexts: practical insights for frontline practitioners in Turkiye
When forced migration intersects with the issue of child marriage, it often takes on an intersectional and international dimension. This continuing professional development (CPD) paper examines a potential social work intervention case study, using the example of Turkey, aimed at preventing forced m
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