Shahla Kazemi Pour, an Iranian demographic researcher, claimed that 20% of young girls in Iran marry.
She continued by saying that 30% of teenagers in the nation between the ages of 15 and 18 have participated in the survey.
Kazemi Pour stated on Sunday, October 30, in an interview with the Iranian Student News Agency (ISNA) that although statistics of aversion to education are roughly equal for boys and girls, just 3 percent of young people in this age range are employed by women.
Additionally, she cited government statistics. According to figures from the previous year, she continued, there are 10 teens in Iran between the ages of 10 and 18. five million.
She also continued that the statistics of reluctance to study between adolescents between the ages of 10 and 14 are about 5 percent, and marriage statistics in this age group reaches 1. 2 percent for boys and 1. 4 percent for girls.
In Iran, 20% of girls between the ages of 15 and 18 are married, claims the survey.
Iran’s rising rates of child labour and brief marriages have been widely documented in recent years, suggesting that the socioeconomic difficulties there have spread to younger age groups.
Iranian officials acknowledged that the majority of the protesters in the country’s ongoing demonstrations are currently teenagers, and that during the Iranian uprising, they were reportedly slain and subjected to torture.
The majority of people—especially women—don’t have access to basic rights because Iranian women are persecuted, suppressed, and required to cover their faces in public.
The execution of Muhsa Amini, a young Iranian Kurdish, at the Ethics Police Station in Tehran for failing to wear the veil in accordance with the Iranian regime’s instructions is what sparked the most recent unrest in Iran.
In an open letter published in the New York Times, a collection of well-known women from the worlds of politics, business, law, and technology denounced the Iranian regime’s history of oppressing women and called for its immediate expulsion from the UN Women’s Committee.
It is noteworthy that one UN entity, the “Women’s Committee,” was established with the goal of attaining gender equality and providing support for the advancement of women. It is regarded as the UN’s highest control authority in the area of women.
shocking statistics in Iran 30% of teenagers participate in extracurricular activities, and 20% of young people marry.
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