Child marriage and associated outcomes in northern Ghana: a cross-sectional study

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– By Elizabeth Anokyewaa Sarfo Fordjour, Psychologist, Stellenbosch University Ghana is one of the many countries worldwide in…

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Ghana is one of the many countries worldwide in which child marriage – marriage below the age of 18 – happens.

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