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Pregnant girl forced yo marry 14-year-old boy
A video of the marriage ceremony between a 14-year-old boy and his 15-year-old bride has been sighted by ghpage.com. According to sources, the 15-year-old boy was forced to marry the 15-year-old girl , after he had unprotected sex and impregnated her.
In the video, the young bride’s protruding belly was very obvious which could only mean that she had been pregnant for some months.
The father of the bride who was also present at the ceremony advised his daughter to be careful as he handed her over to her teenage groom, emphasizing that she was no longer in her parent’s house.
We wish the new couple all the best.
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Finding out you're pregnant when you're a teenager can be daunting, especially if the pregnancy was not planned. But help and support is available.
First, if you think you might be pregnant but you're not sure, it's important to take a pregnancy test as soon as possible to find out.
If your pregnancy test is positive, it's understandable to feel mixed emotions: excitement about having a child, worry about telling your parents, and anxiety about pregnancy and childbirth.
You may also be feeling worried or frightened if you're not sure that you want to be pregnant.
Make sure to talk through your options and think carefully before you make any decisions. Try talking to a family member, friend or someone you trust.
Whatever your age, you can also ask for confidential advice from:
It's your decision, but do not ignore the situation, hoping it will go away.
If you decide to continue your pregnancy, the next step is to start your antenatal care.
If you decide not to continue with your pregnancy, you can talk to a GP or visit a sexual health clinic to discuss your options.
They can refer you for an assessment at a clinic or hospital if you choose to have an abortion.
If you decide to continue with your pregnancy, there are a wide range of services to support you during pregnancy and after you have had your baby.
You can get support and advice from:
If you're pregnant and on your own, it's important there are people you can share your feelings with who can offer you support.
Yes, you can stay at school up until the birth and then return to school afterwards.
If you're pregnant or you've had a baby, you're expected to stay at school and continue education until you finish Year 11. Your school should not treat you any differently.
You're also entitled to a maximum 16-week break immediately before and after the birth.
You can leave school at the end of Year 11.
But until you're 18, you still have to either:
The law says colleges, universities or your apprenticeship employer are not allowed to treat you unfairly if you're pregnant or have had a baby.
You can only get maternity pay if you have a job, so very few students are eligible.
But if you're a student, you should be able to take maternity-related absence from studying after your baby's been born. How long you take will depend on your situation and your particular course.
Apprentices can take up to 52 weeks' maternity leave. If you're an apprentice, you may qualify for statutory maternity pay.
If you're under 20, the Care to Learn scheme can help with childcare costs while you study.
You can apply if you're going to study at school or sixth form college or on another publicly funded course in England.
You cannot get Care to Learn if you're an apprentice who gets a salary or if you're doing a higher education course at university. 
For more information, visit the GOV.UK Care to Learn website, call 0800 121 8989, or email Learner Support.
Page last reviewed: 28 April 2021
Next review due: 28 April 2024
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Pregnant Young 14 15 Years