CNNのインスタグラム(cnn) - 1月15日 04時29分

In The Gambia, child marriages help alleviate poverty for many families. Nearly 2/3rds of the population live on less than $2 a day and childhood marriage means one less mouth to feed and cash in exchange for the bride. In this culture, girls rarely question their fathers. Ramatoulie Jallow, a straight-A student with ambitions to be a doctor, wanted a different destiny and stood up to her father. Now she is an activist for children's rights, fighting to replace a culture of silence and early marriage for girls with the education and the confidence to speak out.
This story is by CNN's Vladimir Duthiers (@vladduthierscnn) for #CNNFreedomProject. You can see the full story and video at cnn.it/freedom

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