JOURNAL OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN HUMAN RIGHTS

This article focuses on the minimum age requirement in the Indonesian Marriage Act, which enables child marriage and is to come under judicial review for the second time to evaluate its constitutionality. The authors state that the broad wording of international human rights law instruments make it difficult to eradicate child marriage as it is up to each individual state to construe the general provisions to apply to child marriage, which many have not.

Young women in Cambodia still face challenges in accessing higher education. The enrollment of female students at universities is increasing as more people understand the value of education and support their daughters to access higher education.