What was C.L.M.G.F. (Contre Les Mutilations Génitales Féminines) ?
Since its inception, the C.L.M.G.F. has offered medical, social, psychological and legal services to F.G.M. (Feminine Genital Mutilation) survivors. Within the C.L.M.G.F., victims affected by F.G.M. come from African countries where it remains a widespread tradition. C.L.M.G.F. regularly organizes actions to raise awareness of F.G.M. in Liège and its surroundings. If you want to learn more about it, become a member of our “website” and register on line mgflieg@gmail.com. Members received information about FGM as well as updates on local events.
1st : Here’s What You Need To Know About The Global Fight To End Female Genital Mutilation
Where in the world is female genital cutting still practiced? Has female genital mutilation (FGM) become less common with continuing efforts to eradicate the practice, or has it persisted? Drawing on the most recent surveys, Armelle Andro and Marie Lesclingand offer an overview of the situation and trends in FGM around the world, and recall the consequences of genital mutilation for women’s sexual and reproductive health.
FOX NEWS Opinion April 28,2017 : Ayaan Hirsi Ali : Female genital mutilation and what we're really talkking about benerath the weasel words 'genital cutting'