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Germany· WeddingChild marriages in Baden-Württemberg expose migration and policy failures
Hundreds of child marriages, some involving girls as young as 11, have been documented in Baden-Württemberg since 2012, with only a few legally annulled, sparking criticism of migration policies.
Background
Germany has experienced significant immigration in recent years, leading to ongoing public and political debate about integration policies and the enforcement of German law regarding cultural practices. Child marriage is illegal in Germany, with the legal age for marriage being 18.
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Child marriages in Baden-Württemberg expose migration and policy failures
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The existence of hundreds of child marriages, particularly among migrants, is condemned as a consequence of uncontrolled mass migration and the tolerance of these conditions by the CDU and Green-led government.
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