'Study: Early Marriage Likely Cause of Divorce in UAE\r'

'Early marriage is in all probability the main cause of break in the UAE; some 31. 5 per centumage of break up women of all nationalities in the Gulf evidence were hook up with before age 14, match to a recent ministry of labor and social affairs strike. The hold express that 23. 7 percent of the break up men married between the ages of 20 and 24. â€Å"This and otherwise statistics swash in a recent study on divorce carried out(p) by the ministry of labor and social affairs which found, for instance, that 43 percent of the time it was the woman who seek divorce,” say the study, cited by the Gulf News. With men, the course stood at 39 percent. Twelve percent of divorce cases were arrived at on reciprocal agreement. ” The study stressed that in some(prenominal) cases couples were divorce after they chose to share readjustment with their families. Thirty-four percent of split women lived with their husbands families, and 8. 7 percent of divorced men lived with their wives relatives. fiscal contends were another key reason for divorce, verbalise the study: 45 percent of divorced people demanded independent budgets and allegedly refused to perform any financial help to the other partner.According to the paper, the study warned that the ease in bearing divorce papers from Sharia Courts was another reason for the UAEs rising divorce come out. Some 67 percent of divorced people said they found it very easy to obtain divorce papers and process their detachment without any requirements or conditions. The study said the ethnical and intellectual train of divorced couples played no role in the divorce. It found that 78 percent of divorced people had virtually equivalent cultural standards.But a similar study on divorce conducted by the UAE Center for strategic Studies and Research found that the educational level of women and divorce rates were linked, with 70 percent of divorced women holding only preparative certificates or l ess, the paper said. The study pointed out that 35 percent of divorced women held no certificates, and said that these women faced great problem in life after separation.The study pointed out that the divorce rate was 40 percent in the UAE, but the rate in the rural areas was less than that in cities. It added that the children of divorced parents were the main victims and that the rate of teenage delinquency among these children was high. This could create a major(ip) social problem, it warned. The study urged parents to stand by their marriage agreements under any situation even if they did not like it, for the sake of the children †Albawaba. com\r\n'