Resources

Projections of number of girls, ages 15-19, who will experience FGM/C from 2010-2030

Resource date: 2013

Author: UNFPA

Publisher: UNFPA

News

Taking Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting Out of the Cultural Mosaic of Kenya

The rate of FGM/C is declining in Theraka villages where Ntano Na Mugambo or circumcision with words, is substituting for a cut.
  • 22 April 2010
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News

Avoiding and Mitigating the Health Consequences of FGM/C in Ethiopia

<p>Sadiya (right) at the hospital with her mother.&nbsp; <i>Photo &copy; UNFPA Ethiopia/Abraham Gelaw</i> </p>
  • 18 June 2013
1

News

Abandoning Female Genital Cutting/Mutilation in the Afar Region of Ethiopia

A former circumciser teaching community members on harms of FGM/C. Photo: Abraham Gelaw
  • 08 April 2010
1

Resources

Eliminating Female Genital Cutting and Other Practices Harmful to Women:

Author: UNFPA

1

News

Seven years of resistance: One girl’s fight against FGM

Nancy Tomee in New York, where she spoke to first ladies from around the world about her struggle against FGM. Photo credit: UNFPA/Omar Kasrawi
  • 23 September 2014
1

News

Media to play key role in eliminating FGM in Kenya

Attending the launch of the campaign are (left-right) Nation Media Group CEO Linus Gitahi, Cabinet Secretary for Devolution and Planning Anne Waiguru, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, Standard Media Group CEO Sam Shollei, wife of the Secretary-General Yoo Soon-taek, and UNFPA Executive Director Dr. Babatunde Osotimehin. Photo credit: UNFPA/Nisha Chatani-Rizvi
  • 06 November 2014
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Publications

Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting Accelerating Change - Original Proposal (2009)

Funding proposal

Number of pages: 30

Publication date: 01 Jan 2009

Author: UNFPA

Publisher: UNFPA

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Joint Programme on Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting video

Published on: 24/02/2010

Examines the practice of FGM/C and strategies employed by UNFPA and UNICEF to encourage communities to abandon it. The two agencies, working closely with governments, NGOs, religious leaders and small community groups, aim to bring about an end to the practice.

Senegal: Beyond Tradition

Published on: 17/03/2011

Dialyma's father had forbidden his mother to cut his daughter.  The grandmother cut Dialyma against her wishes.  Now her father has joined a growing movement fighting to end female genital mutilation. He says change must come from the grassroots.

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