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New Law Grants 16-Year-Olds Right to Take Parents to Court

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When a 16-year-old teenager was pulled out of school by her father and forced to work at the family’s roadside shop seven days a week, she felt trapped. Her dreams of becoming a doctor seemed to fade as each day passed in unpaid labor, denied access to her education, her friends, and her freedom.

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New Law Grants 16-Year-Olds Right to Take Parents to Court

When a 16-year-old teenager was pulled out of school by her father and forced to work at the family’s roadside shop seven days a week, she felt trapped. Her dreams of becoming a doctor seemed to fade as each day passed in unpaid labor, denied access to her education, her friends, and her freedom.

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KT PRESS broke the news in 13 hours ago on Saturday, May 24, 2025.

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