Thanks, Momodou; this book seems to be interesting.
I followed your links and though I some parts in the debates were specially Swedish, I fear that other European countries could seize Sabuni's suggestion to examine girls for FGM. Of course this is not what I want!!! N. Sabuni seems to be a little bit nuts. As one forum member correctly said: "Integration must come through dialogue submerged in mutual respect; not as arrogant rounds of force-feeding immigrants with the cultural diet of the administrators of power in all its corrosive forms".
It is up to African women to abolish or maintain circumcision.
mbay the gambian government and yaya are against this practice a hundred percent and have made it illegall but the problem is who would prosecute the case YAYA once stated he would go to every village and make it illegal but the problem starts when he leaves the village< this is a cultural issue and a tribal issue hope that helps
Hi Jambo, I just read your posting. There is no anti-FGM law in The Gambia.
A clear conscience fears no accusation - proverb from Sierra Leone
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