News
Somali survivors of female genital mutilation advocate to change minds – and lives
- 26 February 2024
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News
Raising the voices of survivors to create a generation free from female genital mutilation in Ethiopia
- 08 February 2024
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"I wanted to be the last woman on earth to have undergone FGM."
Survivors in Kenya say the practice must stop with their daughters
All photos and video © Christina Nwabugo
05 February 2024
News
Breaking the cycle for survivors: UNFPA offers counselling and support to abandon female genital mutilation in Yemen
- 05 February 2024
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Consultancy- To provide technical support in secondary data analysis, synthesis and use into programmatic interventions for the UNFPA-UNICEF Joint Programme on the Elimination of Female Genital Mutilation, GHRB, Technical Division
- Level: Consultant
- Contract type: Consultancy
- Closing date: 29 Feb 2024 05:00 PM (America/New_York)
- Duty station: Remote
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Publication
Technical Note: Developing Anti-FGM Laws Aligned with Human Rights
Number of pages: 32
Publication date: 31 Dec 2023
Author: UNFPA, UNICEF
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Annual Report
2022 Annual Report of FGM Joint Programme: Reimagining Resilience
Number of pages: 36
Publication date: 01 Oct 2023
Publisher: UNFPA, UNICEF
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News
Women in Guinea-Bissau speak out against female genital mutilation: “I’m lucky to be alive”
- 13 September 2023
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Statement
World will miss target of ending FGM by 2030 without urgent action – including from men and boys
02 February 2023
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Resources
Factors associated with the perception of ease and intention to practice female genital mutilation on daughters: A cross-sectional study of cross-border communities in Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, and Uganda
Resource date: Jul 2023
Publisher: UNFPA
This study addresses cross-border female genital mutilation (FGM) practice, cross-border FGM takes place when communities cross national borders to perform FGM, circumvent laws and avoid prosecution. Using data from a recent cross-border study, this paper aims to identify factors associated with the perception of the ease of cross-border FGM and the intention to perform FGM on daughters and female relatives in the border communities of Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia and Uganda.
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