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    CHAPTER TWO REASONS OF CHILD MARRIAGE Every girl has dreams about her wedding day. After all‚ it is supposed to be one of the most important days of her life. But somehow it is doubtful that somewhere in that dream any girl imagines she would still be an actual child on that day. Yet that is the reality for many child brides in many different parts of the world Despite many countries in Africa enacting marriageable age laws to limit marriage to a minimum age of 16 or 18 depending on the jurisdiction

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    Topic: Child marriage in India‚ is it ethical? Research Assignment Research Question: Child marriage‚ do the poor parents of these children have a choice? Hypothesis 47% of the girls in India get married below the age of 18. To prevent this‚ maybe‚ the laws could be altered and mare more strict. Educating the poor would be another cause for reducing the amount of child marriages. Poor conditions and a small compensation seem to be the reason for the poor to sell their

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    Traditional Marriage vs Nontraditional Marriage PHI103: Informal Logic Instructor: Kent Burstein Marriage equality has been a topic of hot discussion for a few years now. With more and more people coming out as homosexual or bisexual‚ the topic of whether or not these individuals should be allowed to get married has become a hot-button issue. Marriage goes back a very long ways in history‚ and has only been known to be a sacred union between a man and a woman. The idea for marriage equality is

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    TOPIC: MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE Prepared BY: Sanjana shah(107) Sadhvi jaggi(111) Siddharth bagri(115) Souren bhulchandani(116) Simone contractor(117) Introduction In India there are different divorce laws for different religions and it is absolutely imperative to understand that all these religions have their own divorce laws in India which are used amongs themselves with separate laws for inter-cast or inter-religion marriages. The list of various divorce laws in India for various

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    Diverse India

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    India Is Culturally Diverse My native country is India. India is the second most populated country in the world. India is the largest democratic country in world. People are socially very traditional in India. First‚ a huge amount of people believe in the joint family. The joint family means‚ number of family member live together. Eldest member is the head of the joint family. Men are the most responsible person in each family and even in society. Therefore‚ the man makes all the important decisions

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    With this background‚ the next section briefly highlights the important trends with respect to aggregate female employment in the Indian manufacturing sector over the 1990s. It is argued that much of the use of female labour in export production in India has been in informal and unorganised workplaces‚ including home-based work‚ with associated implications for pay‚ working conditions and consequently also for social policy. The cases of Export Oriented Units (EOUs) and Export Processing Zones (EPZs)

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    Marriage Partners

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    Question 2 Some people say that marriages should be arranged by intermediariest. Other say that young people should be free to choose their marriage partners. Which viewpoint do you agree with? Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer Draft I agree with the point of view that says young people should be free to choose their marriage partners. The reason why I agree with that point of view is a couple does not have to be arranged by an intermediary‚ intermediaries usually only

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    Solutions to End Child Marriage WHAT THE EVIDENCE SHOWS Anju Malhotra Ann Warner Allison McGonagle Susan Lee-Rife ABOUT THE INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR RESEARCH ON WOMEN (ICRW) For 35 years‚ ICRW has worked to empower women‚ advance gender equality and fight poverty in the developing world. ICRW works with partners in the public and private sectors and civil society to conduct empirical research‚ build capacity and advocate for evidence-based practical ways to change policies and programs

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    Term Paper in Sociology “Early Marriage” Submitted to: Mr. Abraham Diopenes Submitted by: Nikko B. Fernandez BSHM III TTH ( 2:30 – 4:00 ) Introduction: Early marriage is also known as teen marriage and it is typically defined as the union of two adolescents‚ joined in marriage from at a young age starting from the age of 14 years old. Until the late 20th century‚ teen marriage was very common and instrumental in securing a family‚ continuing a blood lineage and producing offspring for

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    Madea and Marriage

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    “We women are the most unfortunate creatures” (Euripides 695). This worn-out grievance has poured through the vocal chords of all women since the first pains of childbirth‚ but more importantly the atrocious day men began to pervert the customs of marriage. Prominence and provocation clothe the declaration as Medea‚ a forlorn woman abandoned by her husband‚ explains the status and circumstances women of ancient Greece were subject to desolately endure. Scholars are blinded by the era of great philosophers

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