Social Norms Exploration on Child Marriage and Street Children in North-East Nigeria

Case Studies and Success Stories, Study: ResearchSocial Norms Exploration on Child Marriage and Street Children in North-East NigeriaPublication year: 
2022
English
Format: 
2022 (5.4 MiB)
Publisher: 
Save the Children West and Central Africa
This report highlights findings from a qualitative study that examined the social norms driving the practices of child marriage and street children, as well as the influencing groups reinforcing these practices in North-East Nigeria.
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Publisher
Save the Children West and Central Africa
Format
2022
Content type
Case Studies and Success Stories, Study: Research
Country
Nigeria
Region
West and Central Africa
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Keywords
Child marriageStreet children
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