Assertion: girl | /r/HasProperty | married
Facets:
value: at young ages
type: TEMPORAL
value: from attending school
type: TEMPORAL
value: before girls
type: TEMPORAL
value: often
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: On this account, it seemed proper to the Egyptians to remove it before it became greatly enlarged," Aëtius wrote, "especially at that time when the girls were about to be married":
text: Child marriages, where girls are married at young ages (often forced and often to much older husbands) remain common in many parts of the world.
text: Dharmaśāstra (Dharmasutras) state that girl should be married after they have attained puberty.
text: Many girls who are married off before they turn 18 or are forced into early marriages are made to leave school, depriving them of their right to education and future independence.
text: Approximately 68% of girls are married by age 18 in the Central African Repulic and Chad, and 59% in Bangladesh, meaning most girls in these countries will be married before they become adults.
text: The country has the 16th-highest number of child marriages in the world, and girls are often married off when they are considered to have reached puberty, though children as young as 10 can be married with a judge's consent.
text: Girls who are married off at a young age are being denied the freedom to make informed decisions later in life," said the head of the Tanzanian women's rights group TAMWA.
text: There are clear links between child marriage and school drop-out, with girls who are married before the age of 18 less likely to be in school than their peers, and girls who drop out of school more likely to be married.
text: There are clear links between child marriage and school drop-out, with girls who are married before the age of 18 less likely to be in school than their peers, and girls who drop out of school more likely to be married.
text: A linguistic clue can still be found in verb to rape, which derives from Latin rapere, which originally meant 'to steal, seize, rob, carry away'; any infringement or damage to a woman or girl was primarily considered to be an offence against her husband if she was married, or against her father if she was not, and a crime against the community and public morality instead of a crime against the individual woman or girl herself.
text: Societal expectations often hinder a girl who is married from attending school.
text: A girl who is married may also have responsibilities in the home, including housework, caring for children or other relatives, be sent to work to help support her husband’s household, or be physically unable to attend school because of pregnancy, or medical complications associated with pregnancy.