Photo: Alternative Encounters-Hatay: Sculpture Workshop 13 July 2024, Zeytun Çocuk ve Yaşam Alanı, Antakya-Hatay Since 2010, as in all our work on combating child, early and forced marriages, in this research, we aimed to make the needs and obligations visible, audible and known in order to realise the human rights of girls and women and to prevent violations of rights. For this reason, we looked closely at individual and social prejudices, i.e. perceptions and attitudes among the root causes of child marriage. In Türkiye, which is going through one of the most difficult years of the era of polycrisis, earthquakes, floods, displacement and the economic crisis have brought many problems in the field of social policy, increasing and deepening inequalities, poverty and discrimination to the surface and made them uncoverable. UNICEF[12] and UN Women expressed the risk of an increase in child marriages after the earthquake; they included this issue in the first identification studies they carried out in the region after the earthquake. In the Provincial Action Plans for Combating Early and Forced Marriage workshops, UN Women aimed to revise the plans of 27 provinces by taking into account the risks that may occur during natural disasters. [12] https://www.unicef.org/turkiye/bas%C4%B1nb%C3%BCltenleri/t%C3%BCrkiyede-meydana-gelendepremlerden-iki-ay-sonra-insani-yard%C4%B1maihtiya%C3%A7-duyan-25