Abstract
A recent article published in the Lancet Regional Health – Western Pacific refers to the factors affecting child marriage and contraceptive use among the adolescent Rohingya girls (10-19 years) who married before 181. Though this study provides valuable insights into the factors that influence and determine the widespread prevalence of child marriage and the low use of contraceptives among the married Rohingya adolescents, some fundamental limitations exist. This study did not adopt a probability sampling technique, and also the sample size was relatively small.
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