Portrait of soon to be wed Faiz Mohammed, 40, and Ghulam Haider, 11, at her home in a rural village of Damarda in Ghor province. Ghulam said she is sad to be getting engaged as she wanted to be a teacher. Her favorite class was Dari, the local language, before she was made to drop out of school. Married girls are seldom found in school, limiting their economic and social opportunities. Parents sometimes remove their daughters from school to protect them from the possibility of sexual activity outside of wedlock. It is hard to say exactly how many young marriages take place, but according to the Afghan women's ministry and women's NGOs, approximately 57 percent of Afghan girls get married before the legal age of 16. In addition, once the girl's father has agreed to the engagement, she is pulled out of school immediately. Early pregnancies also result in an increase in complications during child birth.
Garry Glitter sheds tears when he sees these photos
1355steveo 2 weeks ago
These people are not human!!
mortonsalt18 4 weeks ago
the girls don't seem scared or worried????????
farozblue 1 month ago
fuk...
fobtongaikale21 3 months ago
Pedophile.
Baneio 4 months ago
We studied bout this n class..totally against this bt like another student said its just like our slavery days america did the same thing. they r so far behind while we are so far ahead, history makes us today.
sarda1982 4 months ago
These men are like animal and they aren't human.
alemparwan 7 months ago