Fuambai Sia Ahmadu

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‘Fuambai’s strength’. A moral portrait

Bríd Hehir Published 11 January 2017

Anthropologist Carlos Londoño Sulkin recently published an unusual and very interesting bioethnographic case study.

Should women be free to choose genital cutting?

Should African women be free to choose genital cutting?

Bríd Hehir Published 31 August 2016

The recent death of Fatmata Turay, a 19 year old Sierra Leonean

Dawoodi Bohra woman engages in FGM ‘battle’

Guest Author Published 8 April 2016

“My name is Rashida Mustafa

There is no place for ‘FGM’ in the 21st Century?

Guest Author Published 15 January 2016

Fuambai Sia Ahmadu’s responds

FGM: moral crusaders on the march

Bríd Hehir Published 6 November 2015

This recorded discussion by the BBC in July 2014

Yes, I am unapologetically passionate about Bondo and Sande

Guest Author Published 17 June 2015

What I want to highlight today

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Why does @WHO policy on #FGM allow for comparatively invasive #malecircumcision but rule against harmless procedures such as foreskin-pricking for females? shiftingsands.org.uk/who-unde…

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Deterministic views of @CernerUK @DistieProfit @MKHospital @NHSDigital suggest girls with family history of #FGM are 'at risk' of it. Ignore Prof Macfarlane - risks have to be assessed through contacts with individuals. digitalhealthage.com/nhs-trus… shiftingsands.org.uk/genital-…

@CernerUK @DistieProfit @MKHospital @NHSDigital Girls with a family history of #FGM are deterministically & incorrectly still considered 'at risk' of it. digitalhealthage.com/nhs-trus… Prof Macfarlane suggests risk should be assessed through individual contact. shiftingsands.org.uk/genital-…

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