Child marriage persists as a grave violation of human rights, robbing children, especially girls, of their futures. This harmful practice perpetuates cycles of poverty and inequality, hindering social and economic progress. To combat this issue, we must prioritize education, enforce legal protections, and challenge cultural norms that condone child marriage. By empowering communities to support girls’ rights and providing access to resources, we can break the cycle of early marriage and pave the way for a brighter, more equitable future for all children.
