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15/09/21

Science leaders ‘can tackle child marriage’

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结束童婚运动。版权：亚伯Mphepo/Kalu学院,CC BY-NC-ND 2.0

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第2季，第3集

世界十个国家的童婚率最高的国家中有八个是非洲。根据联合国的说法37 per cent of young women in Sub-Saharan Africa在他们18岁之前结婚。

Girls who are married are more likely to drop out of school, while girls with higher levels of education are less likely to be married as a child. This week, biostatistician and maternal health researcher Halima Twabi tells us why she’s working to keep girls studying, and why powering and supporting women’s passion for science, technology, engineering and maths is so important.

Africa Science Focus，与迈克尔·卡洛基（Michael Kaloki）。

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This programme was funded by theCarnegie Corporation of New York.