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The article highlights the rise of child marriage in Afghanistan following Taliban policies that ban girls from attending school and restrict women’s rights. Families are selling or promising their daughters—some as young as infants—to settle debts or for financial survival amid ongoing economic hardship and humanitarian crises. The practice has led to increased pregnancies among underage girls, with serious health risks and long-term physical effects reported.
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