Author: Bríd Hehir
Some women are considered more equal than others in regard to genital modifications
In Australia, some women can now consent to cosmetic genital modifications while others cannot.
Read MoreFGM: charges and prosecutions 2018-2022
FOI request to CPS October 2023: ‘I am writing to make an information request under the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
Read MoreThe NHS should not adopt One (FGM) Question
Nursing Times ran a survey in July and August 2023 in partnership with an FGM charity, The Vavengers.
Read MoreUK Aid does not save girls from FGM
Recently Nimco Ali wrote a controversial and important piece
Read MoreOne FGM Question for women accessing the NHS
Soon all women accessing NHS care in the UK may be asked whether they’ve been subjected to FGM.
Read MoreAdult genital piercings are still reported as FGM
Contrary to popular opinion, women who’ve had genital piercings, voluntarily, as adults, in the UK, are reported by the NHS to have undergone FGM.
Read MoreZero Tolerance of Zero Tolerance for FGM
Sheffield hosted an important but different event on 5th February 2023,
Read MoreWhy we should be concerned about UK FGM laws
My paper, Why we should be concerned about UK female genital mutilation laws
Read MoreRecent Posts
- ‘FGM’ charges dropped in Dublin and medical ‘expertise’ scrutinised
- Research into reconstructive surgeries post female circumcision/FGM needed
- Shouldn’t Gambian Women be Free to Choose?
- An FGM conviction in England may not have been one in Scotland
- Female Genital Mutilation (Protection and Guidance) (Scotland) Bill