VOICED : Ugandans question bride price tradition

The video discusses the tradition of bride price in Uganda, highlighting Rosa's story of engagement, violence, and escape. It explores the cultural significance and negative impacts of bride price, including financial strain and entrapment in abusive marriages. Farjana shares her desire for her daughters to pursue education over marriage. Legal efforts are underway to make bride price optional, but cultural norms remain strong.

What was the bride price paid for Rosa?

• Three cows, three goats, and $80

• Five cows, five goats, and $50

• Two cows, two goats, and $100

• Four cows, four goats, and $75

What is one of the negative consequences of the bride price tradition mentioned in the video?

• It promotes gender equality

• It can trap women in violent relationships

• It encourages educational opportunities for women

• It leads to increased wealth for families

What legal action is being taken regarding the bride price tradition?

• A case to make bride price mandatory

• A case to abolish marriage

• A case to make bride price optional

• A case to increase the bride price

What does Farjana want for her daughters instead of marriage?

• To marry at a young age

• To get an education

• To receive a large dowry

• To follow traditional customs

Despite potential legal changes, why might the bride price tradition continue?

• It is not widely practiced

• It is deeply entrenched in culture

• It is only practiced in rural areas

• It is supported by international laws