In November, Kenyan women’s rights activists began 16 days of activism against Gender Based Violence
 
 
 
A UNFPA-UNICEF study shows 89 per cent of boys and men, along with 92 per cent of girls and women, oppose FGM.
 
Men involvement is crucial for breaking long-standing cultural traditions.
 
As female genital mutilation (FGM) continues to claim lives of women around the world, and at the onset of the season of ?vacation cutting? that puts girls in
Naomi Kolian recounts the ordeal at her parents’ house at the age of 13. Kolian, now a mother of five, said her parents arranged for her genital mutilation during a school break. She had just taken her national examination.
 
This blog was written by Reese Hrannarsson, who volunteered at Results while visiting the UK [?]
 
 
 
Tony Mwebia is a Kenyan online and offline activist against female genital mutilation (FGM) and other harmful cultural practices. His #MenENDFGM campaign on social media works to rally policymakers and all stakeholders to involve more men in the fight against FGM.
Two men in Kenya are rallying against the myths that perpetuate the violation of women’s and girls’ human rights through the centuries-old cultural tradition of female circumcision, more commonly known as female genital mutilation.
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Campaigners say it is important that Kenyan men join the battle to end female genital mutilation.
Female genital mutilation (FGM) has long been veiled in silence and taboo. But thanks to grassroots activists, massive progress has been made to end it.
Ritual female genital cutting, illegal in Kenya, shifts from public ceremonies to private arrangements; government to set up FGM hotline
Girls taken to Uganda, Tanzania for 'vacation cutting' as Kenya cracks down on FGM
Girls in Kenya are being taken across the border to countries such as Uganda, Tanzania, Somalia and Ethiopia for female genital mutilation (FGM) to avoid a crackdown on the harmful traditional practice at home, campaigners said on Monday.
 
 
For decades women have been at the forefront championing for an end to FGM. There’s no surprise there considering it is a practice that affects us. It hurts those who have had the unnecessary procedure done and those who are next in line. Sympathizing with your fellow woman comes naturally but at the same time
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