The report examines Forced Conversion through Marriage (FCM) in Pakistan, revealing how minor girls and women from Religious Minority Communities face coercion rooted in patriarchy, discrimination, and weak legal enforcement. It highlights the blurred lines between force and consent, showing how psychological, social, and economic pressures drive manipulation. The findings urge comprehensive reforms, stronger protections, and community empowerment to curb this human rights violation.
For detailed analysis and policy recommendations, read the full report: Drivers of Forced Conversion through Marriage in Pakistan
