BALDWIN: In Morocco, angry demonstrators take to the streets to protest the suicide of a teen girl. They're demanding immediate reform of rape laws after a judge ruled that the 16-year-old, Amena Falali, must marry her alleged rapist. They held up pictures of Falali and chanted to, quote, "end the marriage of minors."</s>OUM, MOROCCAN SINGER (through translator): I am here today because I could have been a victim myself. All of these women could be like Amena. There could be hundreds of similar cases if we keep quiet.</s>BALDWIN: Amena Falali's father says she swallowed rat poison after being severely beaten by her husband. Under Moroccan law, rape is punishable by prison time, but if the rapist and victim marry, the attacker is no longer liable. Just in to us here at CNN, a major development in the search for a hot air balloon pilot. That's next. Plus find out what he told the sky divers standing right next to him high, high up in the air before the trouble hit. Next.
Teen Girl Forced To Marry Alleged Rapist