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Taliban Decree: Silence Now Counts as Consent for Marriage
A 31-article Taliban marriage code treats a virgin's silence as consent and traps girls in marriages they never affirmatively chose.
Что было известно сначала
- Decree No. 18's most disputed rule treats a virgin girl's silence as consent to marriage.
- The code as analyzed upholds marriage of pre-pubescent girls and favors marriages arranged by father or grandfather against dissolution.
- The UN expressed "grave concern" on May 21, 2026 about child-marriage provisions.
- Families report being unable to end abusive marriages under the new law.
- Equality Now counts close to 100 restrictive edicts in five years, with no minimum age for marriage.
Тогда оставалось открытым
- No public full text, official translation, codified age threshold, or enforcement guidance has been verified.
- No reliable prevalence data shows how child marriage has changed since early May 2026.
За чем мы обещали следить
- Whether courts will publish procedures showing how silence is recorded and challenged.
- Whether trapped families find any legal path out, and whether international pressure alters enforcement.
