National Overview of Children Aged 10–17 by Marital Status

The State of Children in Pakistan

National Overview of Children Aged 10–17 by Marital Status
Indicator	Total	Male	Female
Total population (10–17)	43,726,542	22,788,137	20,938,405
Married	834,097	307,473	526,624
Widowed	2,482	1,270	1,212
Divorced	2,176	477	1,699
Separated	2,647	1,295	1,352
Total ever married	841,402	310,515	530,887
% of 10–17 population	1.92%	1.36%	2.54%
Source: Census 2023

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