By Samon Namwoyo | Project Leader
Summary
Adolescent girls face numerous challenges that hider them to achieve their education goals and their challenges equally pains boys in Uganda. More than 34% of girls are married before their 18th birthday every year in Uganda, and 1 in 10 is married before turning 15 years. Girls live under hard conditions that expose them to child, early and forced marriages including poor health conditions. The project rescues girls aged 13-18 years from child, early and forced marriages in Uganda and increase their access to good quality primary and secondary education. The project addresses the challenge of increased early, child and forced marriages in Uganda. This is therefore, a report for June to August 2023.
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Recommendation:
The organization request well-wishers to extend support to the reduction of child, early and forced marriages in Uganda. Child marriage is a human right violation issue and required a lot of attention. The increased child marriages in Uganda also undermine both the government and donors efforts put in education sector.
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