Overall, the conversations reflected an important shift from policy discussions to practical implementation mechanisms that can better protect girls at every level.

For Frontier Women Alliance for Inclusive Development (FWAID), this advocacy in KP remains deeply connected to our commitment to safeguarding girls’ rights, especially those from marginalized communities; most prominently, our focus remains on bridging the lacuna that’s posing a threat to the promising future of girls and daughters of KP.

Ending child marriage requires more than legislation; it demands coordinated action, community awareness, and a systemic approach with political will that truly protects every girl’s right to education, health, safety, and choice.

Small structured steps in policy spaces can create lasting change when they translate into action on the ground.

Frontier Women Alliance for Inclusive Development (FWAID) remains committed to advocating for the long-delayed Child Marriage Restraint Bill in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, ensuring stronger protections for girls at risk of early and forced marriages.