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Iraq law could lower a girl’s age of consent as an adult from 18 to 9

  • A newly proposed law in Iraq could lower the age of consent for girls to nine years old, raising concerns about legalizing child marriage and child rape, according to activists.
  • The law, supported by ultra-conservative Shia Muslim parties, passed its second reading in parliament on September 16 and aims to align with strict Islamic law.
  • Raya Faiq called the proposals a "catastrophe for women," and human rights groups warn it would increase risks of violence against young girls.
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