Wedding organiser who promotes child marriages stirs anger in Indonesia


Aisha Weddings encourages girls to marry early at the age from 12 as their duty is "to serve their husbands". - AISHA WEDDINGS

JAKARTA (The Straits Times/ANN): A wedding organiser promoting child marriage as well as unregistered marriage has created uproar in Indonesia.

Aisha Weddings encourages girls to marry early at the age from 12 as their duty is "to serve their husbands".

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