RESILIENCE FAMILY EARLY MARRIAGE

Abstract

UNIFPA explains that early marriage is a marriage that is carried out by children aged 18 years and under, who physically, sociologically and psychologically do not have the readiness to assume the responsibilities of marriage. Marriage at the age of the child is not something that is easy to run, because the emotions in question are still unstable and the mindset is still immature. Some studies suggest that this marriage tends to have a negative impact, including dropping out of school, the risk of maternal and child mortality, conflict-prone marital life, domestic violence that causes family disharmony and divorce. Based on data early marriage continues. COUNCIL of Foreign Relations states that Indonesia is among the ten highest child marriages in the world, which is ranked seventh, while in ASEAN, the second position after Cambodia This paper discusses the conditions of family resilience in early marriage. Physical endurance involves the economic ability of the family to meet basic needs. , namely a state of fulfillment of food, clothing, housing, education and health needs. tend to be fulfilled by parents because it is found when the marriage occurs the couple do not have a job and income. Marriage generally takes place while still in school and is forced to get married due to pregnancy before marriage so it is also forced to drop out of school. Do not want to budge, still ignorant or relaxed with the family situation becomes a source of conflict in addition to childcare issues, is a picture of social and psychological resilience of early marriages families.