Child marriage in Indonesia is driven by multidimensional factors that often overlap, such as poverty, unintended pregnancy, culture as well as gender stereotyping.
Child marriage in Indonesia is driven by multidimensional factors that often overlap, such as poverty, unintended pregnancy, culture as well as gender stereotyping. The National Socioeconomic Survey (Susenas) data show that the child marriage rate in rural areas, even in developed rural areas, is two times higher than in urban areas.
Child marriage is driven by multidimensional factors that often overlap, such as poverty, unintended pregnancy, culture as well as gender stereotyping.