Child safety is at risk during the pandemic. Children who are living in unsanitary and crowded conditions are particularly at risk.[13] Youth – especially young women, indigenous peoples, migrants, and refugees – face heightened socioeconomic and health impacts and an increased risk of gender-based violence due to social isolation, discrimination and increased financial stress. They are also more prone to child marriage as families seek ways to alleviate economic burdens.[14][15][16][17]