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Criminal Justice Matters Volume 74, 2008 - Issue 1: Criminalisation
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THEMED SECTION: CRIMINALISATION

Criminalising forced marriage

Geetanjali Gangoli and Melanie McCarry analyse criminalisation as a strategy to combat forced marriage

Dr Geetanjali GangoliView further author information
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Dr Melanie McCarryView further author information
Pages 44-46 | Published online: 02 Aug 2010
 
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Geetanjali Gangoli

Geetanjali Gangoli is a Lecturer at the School for Policy Studies University of Bristol. She has worked on forced marriage and domestic violence in the UK, and on Indian feminisms and the law

Melanie McCarry

Melanie McCarry is the Coordinating Officer of the Violence against Women Research Group, University of Bristol. She has recently completed research projects on forced marriage and domestic abuse in same-sex relationships and is currently working on a project on teen ‘dating’ violence with young people in the UK

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