Child Marriage in Humanitarian Crises: Girls and Parents Speak Out on Risk and Protective Factors,Decision-Making,and Solutions
This study is produced by UC Berkeley’s Human Rights Center,in partnership with Save the Children and Plan International. The report,written by Julie Freccero and Audrey Taylor presents the findings of a study undertaken to provide humanitarian practitioners with the first-of-its-kind,youth-centered guidance on how to prevent and respond to child marriage in displacement settings. Additionally,a special report examines the impacts of COVID-19 on adolescent girls and marriage decision-making. In Jordan,field implementation of the study and technical support were provided by the Information and Research Center – King Hussein Foundation.
Since 2019, the Information and Research Center - King Hussein Foundation has been working on the Inclusion of Stipulations in Islamic Marriage Contracts Study, to demonstrate the right of both women
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The Better Work Jordan – mental health project conducted mental health study “Assessment of Mental Health Knowledge,Perceptions,and Attitudes: The Garment Industry in Jordan.” The assessment was
This study attempts to pinpoint key challenges that face women human rights defenders and young feminists in relation to the political,socio-economic,and demographic challenges in Jordan and place
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