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Local October 7, 2025 | 4:14 pm

Report links social media to rising cases of child marriage

Santo Domingo.- Social media is unintentionally contributing to child marriage by facilitating contact between minors and older men, weakening parental control and leading families to pressure girls into marriage to “preserve their honor.” This finding comes from a new report by Plan International, presented in Spain’s Congress of Deputies a... Read more

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