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February 7, 2010 by nisarl

7/1/10

 

Last week news , Saudi: man 80+years married with 11 years girl.

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Japan child custody concerning

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TOKYO - A SENIOR US official says Japan's policy on international child custody cases has 'raised very real concerns' in Washington and suggested that US-Japan relations could be affected if the issue remains unresolved.

Many foreign fathers who are separated or divorced from their Japanese wives aren't able to see their children because Japanese law grants custody to only one spouse, nearly always the mother.

Assistant Secretary of State Kurt Campbell told a press conference Tuesday that the 'matter has raised very real concerns among senior and prominent Americans in Congress, on Capitol Hill and elsewhere, and I believe it is time for our two governments to create the best possible condition for these tragic cases to be resolved.' -- AP 2.2010

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Feb 2, 2010

Girl, 9, gives birth

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SONGYUAN (China) - ACCORDING to media reports, a nine-year-old girl gave birth to a baby boy in northeast China.

The baby was delivered by cesarean section on Jan 27 and weighed 2.75kg, said the report from news.com.au, quoting an earlier report in the City Evening News newspaper.

The girl's parents have apparently sought legal help regarding the pregnancy, but the circumstances surrounding the girl's situation is unknown.

Sex with a child under the age of 14 is an automatic rape conviction in China, reported City Evening News.

The newspaper also reported that the young mother and her child were recovering well, despite the risk of possible complications. Staff from the Changchun hospital, in Jilin province, where the child was born have refused to comment on the situation.

News.com.au also reported that underage pregnancies are on the rise in China, reporting a Shanghai hospital as saying that about 30 per cent of abortions it performed were on school-aged girls.

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