“What other option did I have?”– The effect of conflict and displacement on child marriage and early childbearing among displaced Rohingya adolescents

Our results demonstrate that many Rohingya families view child marriage as a practical tool to overcome challenges associated with being displaced, and early childbearing as an inevitable natural consequence of child marriage. The Government of Bangladesh must ease restrictions on income-generating opportunities as well as continue working with humanitarian organizations to provide and fund education and skills-building opportunities for both adolescent girls and boys, who otherwise have no alternatives to child marriage and few other opportunities to productively contribute to their communities.

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Conflict and Health
Published
2025-03-16
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1186/s13031-025-00656-2
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3
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Migration, Health and Trauma
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article
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“What other option did I have?”– The effect of conflict and displacement on child marriage and early childbearing among displaced Rohingya adolescents

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“What other option did I have?”– The effect of conflict and displacement on child marriage and early childbearing among displaced Rohingya adolescents

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Abstract

Our results demonstrate that many Rohingya families view child marriage as a practical tool to overcome challenges associated with being displaced, and early childbearing as an inevitable natural consequence of child marriage. The Government of Bangladesh must ease restrictions on income-generating opportunities as well as continue working with humanitarian organizations to provide and fund education and skills-building opportunities for both adolescent girls and boys, who otherwise have no alternatives to child marriage and few other opportunities to productively contribute to their communities.

Conflict and HealthVol. 19(1)
Johns Hopkins University (US), BRAC (BD)
Openalex Percentile: Top 4%
Migration, Health and Trauma
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