Laos aims to end child, early, forced marriages


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VIENTIANE: The Lao government has committed to ending child, early, and forced marriages, as well as improving access to sexual and reproductive health services in the country, according to a research report released on Thursday (Nov 28).

The research report on child marriage and sexual and reproductive health services was released at a meeting attended by representatives from the National Commission for the Advancement of Women, Mothers, and Children (NCAWMC), along with development partners.

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