Taliban Removes Minimum Marriage Age For
Girls In New Family Law
Posted By: sirod, 5/27/2026 4:48:08 PM
The Taliban has introduced sweeping new family legislation that contains no minimum age for marriage, effectively legalising child marriage in Afghanistan and prompting urgent condemnation from the United Nations, human rights organisations and women’s rights groups around the world.
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