Monthly Archives: May 2015
Mandatory reporting of FGM is a bad idea
The Home Office introduced a mandatory reporting duty
Read MoreIs collecting FGM/C patient identifiable data ethical?
There are no accurate figures for women and girls who’ve undergone FGM/C in Britain or elsewhere.
Read MoreFGM/C awareness raising: professional concerns
In addition to public awareness-raising campaigns about FGM/C,
Read MoreDoes pitying victims or survivors of FGM/C help?
I’ve been to a number of public, professional and theatrical events
Read MoreIs FGM/C barbaric mutilation?
When it comes to Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C)
Read MoreResponding to Female Genital Mutilation in Europe
This publication results from a common European research project
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@TimandraHarknes I’ve been but would happily go again.
@AbleyKate Loved the first and looking forward to this.
@NaomiOhReally Here’s a novel suggestion. Suggest that it’s read before dismissing it. spectator.co.uk/article/brexi…
Barrister @barbarahewson who sadly died recently added her weight to concerns about the UK's first #FGM conviction. She raised an important question about child abuse, suggesting juries might feel it legitimate to convict on a lesser standard @cpsuk shiftingsands.org.uk/thoughts…
@briandavidearp Thanks