Publication Date - Text Date:
2000
Resumen:
Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is forbidden by law in Egypt. It is therefore banned in public and private hospitals and clinics. The government has an active policy discouraging it. But, according to official statistics, about 96% of women in Egypt are still circumcised.
Together with the Egyptian authorities, organisations such as UNICEF, the Ford Foundation, UNDP and others are very active in researching and lobbying against FGM.
In co-operation with these organisations, MediaHouse has produced a video to discourage parents from having their daughters circumcised.
An English and French subtitled version is available. Click here to order this video online.
Together with the Egyptian authorities, organisations such as UNICEF, the Ford Foundation, UNDP and others are very active in researching and lobbying against FGM.
In co-operation with these organisations, MediaHouse has produced a video to discourage parents from having their daughters circumcised.
An English and French subtitled version is available. Click here to order this video online.
Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is forbidden by law in Egypt. It is therefore banned in public and private hospitals and clinics. The government has an active policy discouraging it. But, according to official statistics, about 96% of women in Egypt are still circumcised.
Together with the Egyptian authorities, organisations such as UNICEF, the Ford Foundation, UNDP and others are very active in researching and lobbying against FGM.
In co-operation with these organisations, MediaHouse has produced a video to discourage parents from having their daughters circumcised.
An English and French subtitled version is available.
Click here [1] to order this video online.
Editorial:
Idiomas:
English and French
Contacto:
Fuente:
MediaHouse website.