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The law says no - why do forced marriages still exist?
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Africa
The law says no - why do forced marriages still exist?
Across Africa, millions of girls are being forced into marriage despite laws against it. This episode looks at poverty, societal pressure, climate stress and weak enforcement that keep child and forced marriages alive
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