Halting female genital mutilation in Sudan rests with its leaders

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Journal of Medical Ethics 30 (6):550-550 (2004)
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Abstract

Investigators of students’ attitudes to female genital mutilation in Sudan have urged the government, religious leaders, and teachers to clarify religious and legal attitudes towards the practice. FGM is still condoned on religious or cultural grounds, it seems, even though it has been banned since the mid-1970s.Their …

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