Stages of development: Marriage of girls and teens as an international human rights issue
Stages of development: Marriage of girls and teens as an international human rights issue
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DOI：
10.1177/0964663905049524
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发表时间：
2005-03-01
影响因子：
1.6
通讯作者：
Bunting, A
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作者：
Bunting, A
“童婚”一案在国际妇女权利和儿童权利学界尚未得到广泛的研究。本文试图通过早婚这一案例来探讨文化多样性与人权的关系。我认为，基于统一的适婚年龄和狭隘的基于权利的分析的战略忽视了婚姻和年龄的复杂性。我认为，需要审查和解决女童、青少年和年轻妇女生活和结婚所处的社会经济状况，以便制定相关和符合文化的国际战略。此外，我还讨论了儿童和青春期的文化特殊性，这与国际人权观点形成对比，国际人权观点认为，所有未成年的人都是儿童。
The case of 'child marriage' has not been extensively studied in international women's rights and children's rights scholarship. This article attempts to contribute to a discussion about cultural diversity and human rights through the case of early marriage. I argue that a strategy based on a uniform marriageable age and a narrow rights-based analysis misses the complexity of both marriage and age. I maintain that the socio-economic conditions in which girls, adolescents and young women live and marry need to be examined and addressed in order to develop relevant and culturally appropriate international strategies. Further, I discuss the cultural specificity of childhood and adolescence in contrast to the international human rights perspective that considers all people under the age of IS as children.