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Articles related to "Female Genital Mutilation"
Eliminating Female Genital Cutting Since the 1970s, international campaigns and conferences have addressed FGC. A variety of elimination efforts have been proposed, tested, and met with mixed results. violence against women and fgm • human rights and female genital mutilation • cultural relativism and universalism and female ge • elimination strategies and female genital cutting • eradicating female genital mutilation
"Female Circumcision and Conflict in Kenya, 1929-1960" This article tells the story of controversy over female genital mutilation in Kenya during the 20th Century. fgm • female circumcision • kenya • gikuyu • female genital mutilation
African Female Genital Mutilation Female Genital Mutilation, or FGM is the Western term for an ancient African ritual that is important to the African people as male circumcision is important to Americans female genital mutilation • fgm • female circumcision • circumcision • excision
Are FGM and Male Circumcision Comparable? Female genital mutilation (FGM) is usually considered to be more severe than male genital mutilation (MGM or circumcision). The issue is not this simple. circumcision • fgm • mgm • female genital mutilation • male genital mutilation
Control of Sexuality: Female Genital Mutilation This article describes the practice of female genital mutilation and provides links to sites which offer further information or a way to get involved in the fight against it. women • sexuality • female genital mutilation • fgm • clitoridectomy
Female Genital Mutilation in US Immigration Law Female Genital Mutilation, or FGM, is a classic case of tension between human rights law and cultural relativism. Find out how American courts treat the issue. us asylum law • fgm in us law • female genital mutilation and asylum • asylum claims for women • fgm in asylum law
Kvinnelig Omskjaering: Female Circumcision in Norway (Part I of II) With the rise of immigration to Norway from African countries in recent years, Norway has found itself confronted with the debate over female circumcision (kvinnelig omskjæring). Female circumcision, often referred to as female genital mutilation, has been prohibited by Norwegian law since 1995 and is treated as a violation of basic human rights to health, privacy, and non-discrimination. Critics of this blanket policy against female circumcision, however, argue that the risks associated with this practice have been exaggerated and misunderstood at the expense of traditional practices and cultural notions of beauty and selfhood. female circumcision in norway • kvinnelig omskjæring • human rights • immigrants in norway • female genital mutilation
Kvinnelig Omskjaering: Female Circumcision in Norway (Part II of II) Female circumcision is an exceedingly charged topic that in the last 10-15 years has been repositioned from the realm of the personal to the political and economic domain of international relations. Nations in which female circumcision has been traditionally practiced are experiencing extreme pressure to ban the practice and penalize its practitioners. Immigrants are particularly susceptible to the social and economic pressures being applied to them from those in both the new country and their native land. Like Safia, they are torn between the values of their past and the expectations of the present in Norway. female circumcision • female genital mutilation • norway • human rights • immigrants in norway
Male and Female Circumcision Basics Many people mistakenly believe that circumcision is the same whether done on a male or female. Find out the differences. female genital mutilation • africa • circumcision • fgm • female circumcision
Reasons for Female Genital Cutting Western literature often portrays FGC as a static "tradition," yet FGC is a changing practice, existing in a wide-range of political, historical, and social contexts. female genital cutting medical debates • harmful cultural practices and female genital muti • health risks and female genital mutilation • islam and female circumcision • female genital cutting and gender oppression
Understanding Female Genital Mutilation Female genital mutilation has gone on in Africa for thousands of years and is carried out annually in 28 countries. female genital mutilation • africa • circumcision • fgm • health in africa
The Silence Behind Women Abuse Abuse comes in many forms and why many women suffer in silence. women abuse • sexual harassment workplace • stalking • forms of abuse culture of society • rape declared war crime
Defining Female Genital Cutting Female genital cutting (FGC) resides within a highly controversial and complex terrain marked by diverse discourses, practices, experiences, and elimination efforts. female genital cutting • types of female genital cutting • female genital cutting practices • female genital mutilation • female circumcision
Femal Genital Mutilation - Why all the fuss? There is a lot being said about Female Genital Mutilation these days, but what is it really all about? female genital mutilation • fgm • girls genitals butchered • female circumcision • united nations world health organization abolish f
Milestones in the New Millenium for Women Many countries are taking affirmative action to promote women's rights. new millenium become the women's millennium • many countries taking affirmative action promote w • sri lanka clothesline project speak out against wo • croatia v-day event international womens day 2002 • taiwan family violence protection act
Book Reviews: Women Abuse Publications Two books are profiled, each written about women in different parts of the world, yet share a common theme. possessing the secret of joy by alice walker • sacrificing ourselves for love by jane hyman and e • female circumcision africa • health hazards dieting cosmetic surgery • life-threatening consequences domestic abuse
International Women's Day March 8th signifies a day for Women that is celebrated around the world. women • international • day • celebration • events
Alice Walker - Womanist Writer Discussion of Alice Walker as a writer, her contributions to American Literature, Women's literature, and African American women's literature. alice walker • women's literature • african american women's literature • african american literature
Female Genital Cosmetic Surgery (FCGS) Media and porn are powerful social engineering tools driving women's poor body image, fueling demand for cosmetic surgery. It's a boon for surgeons, but a bust for women. fgm • labiaplasty • fgcs • body image • social engineering
Jason Kenney Introduces New Citizenship Guide Immigration and Citizenship Minister Jason Kenney has introduced a New Citizenship Guide. The book will focus more on Canadian military, and political history canadian citizenship test+ "immigration and citize • " canadian citizenship study guide+ "canadian mili • " canadian citizenship study guide+ "honour killin • " canadian citizenship study guide+ "immigrants 18 • " new canadian citizenship study guide+ "oppositio
The Myth of the Hymen Continues (Part 4) Read why non-Muslims often fail in their attempts to educate Muslims about issues related to their sexuality. Also learn what you can do to dispell the myth of the hymen if you are a Muslim woman or a healthcare provider. islam • women • woman • muslim • moslem
Women Abuse and HIV/AIDS How HIV/AIDs can be spread as a result of abuse towards women. hiv/aids • hiv and women • aids and women • hiv/aids and women abuse • hiv/aids and rape
Gender Violence in Sierra Leone What triggered the resurgence of Female Genital Cutting in Sierra Leone? What needs to be done to protect women in one of the poorest nations in the world? sierra leone • women • female genital cutting • poverty • education
Intactivist Use of Terminology for Circumcision Circumcision terminology for intactivists is a political choice designed to show the physical and emotional ramifications of male infant circumcision. intactivist • intactivism • circumcision • mgm • fgm
An Obsession with Lumumba Film-maker Raoul Peck has created two films about Patrice Lumumba, the Congolese Prime Minister assassinated on January 18, 1961. In this article, I explore not only the history of Lumumba but also why, as artists and historians, we find ourselves obsessing over certain historical figures and events. patrice lumumba • raoul peck • film • african film • lumumba
Religious Freedom in Asia Freedom From Religious Persecution Act (FFRPA) of 1998 provides punishment for nations (in Asia and the rest of the world) who engage in or tolerate religious persecution through economic sanctions. Will it help? freedom from religious persecution act • ffrpa • china • asia • religious
British Schools To Teach Domestic Violence Beginning in 2011, schools across Britain will introduce a compulsory program to teach children about violence against women, abuse, stalking and transphobic bullying. domestic violence uk • gender equality uk • domestic abuse uk • abused women and children • domestic violence statistics uk |
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