News Round-Up: 17 July 2012

Posted on 17th of July 2012 by Volunteer
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Worldwide news

Huffington Post – ‘Childbirth in Guinea-Bissau: What Mothers Go Through In One of the Deadliest Places to Give Birth’

Hindustantimes – ‘Cruel cut: Female circumcision in East Africa’

Al Arabiya News – ‘Are fears of legalization of female genital mutilation in Egypt real?’

Financial Times – ‘Egypt: A toxic mix of tradition and religion’ (must register to read article)

All Africa – ‘Tanzania: Karatu Communities Change Strategy on FGM’

Somaliland Sun – ‘Somaliland Residents Aver to Abandon All Forms of FGC’

Europe news

BBC – ‘Female Genital Mutilation conference in Bristol’

Hemel Today – ‘Berkhamsted family’s £16k for charity in memory of Zoe, 13’

FIGO – ‘UK government condemns female genital mutilation’

NY Times – ‘German Ruling Against Circumcising Boys Draws Criticism’

Swissinfo.ch – ‘“A Clear Signal”: Law tightened on female genital mutilation’

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