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Female Genital Mutilation in Egypt

Hoffmann, Nissrin - Personal Name;
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  • Female Genital Mutilation in Egypt

Female Genital Mutilation is widely practiced in Egypt as well as in big sections of the African continent. The tradition of mutilation of the female genital areas has been practiced over the course of many years in the country and has been attributed to being promoted by the Islamic religion in Egypt. The Islamic religion is the most widely practiced religion within Egypt and therefore is linked to being the main reason why the country possesses one of the highest prevalence rates of the practice within Africa, according to many surveys performed by many leading agencies and nongovernmental organizations that advocate for the abolition of the practice within the country. FGM as a social health concern has been realized as not possessing any health benefits for the women and young girls who are taken through the practice.


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: Global Journal of Medicine and Public Health., 2013
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Female genital mutilation, Egypt, Islamic religion
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