Female Genital Mutilation: Children of the United Kingdom

Eric K. Silverman wrote that female genitomy challenges cultural relativism and universalism. People who protect women's genitals believe that if the West imposes views on other cultures it is a form of new colonialism and believe that the actions of people trying to eliminate it are protection of human rights I believe that. Indeed, there are many cultures in the world, and in the era of colonialism many cultures were suppressed. It is impossible to prove that their culture gives the power to change other cultures "higher" or "better" than other cultures.

Female genital excision began in Egypt, and it is thought that it spread out there from 2000 years ago. Just a few years ago, female sexual ablation was regarded as a cultural tradition, but now it is called a human rights violation by the United Nations. Canada, Denmark, the Netherlands, and the United States declare the reasons for female genital mutilation for asylum and it is a crime subject to punishment (1). Many of us have never heard of female genitectomy before this story happens ... A woman in the general population has been facing discrimination for many years. In recent history, women are beginning to claim freedom and independence from tradition for men across generations. In developed countries, discrimination against women is decreasing, but sometimes even serious human rights violations have occurred in Africa, the Middle East, and sometimes even in other developed countries such as the US and the north.

Women's genital excision in the UK is illegal under the law on women's genital excision method in 2003 12. This law also provides for the termination of women's genital excision or aid, overseas guidance, blasphemy, or facilitation. We perform female genital excision abroad. The definition of "wide" includes countries where the procedure is legal. A penalty will be imposed on imprisonment for up to 14 years. So far, the bill has not been prosecuted. Despite the legislation and recognition in the community in which female genital mutilation is taking place, there is evidence that the girls raised in the UK are still in danger. It affects the lives of 74,000 women living in the UK and 7,000 girls are estimated to be at risk.6 Most of the women at risk are Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia , Sudan and Egypt.

Mumtaz Rashid / Mohammed H Rashid, Author of obstetrical management to examine women who cut female sexual resection