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We hope those who comment and think FGM is okay face the worst in life. ❤️

Let's put it plainly. Female genital mutilation involves the brutal removal of a woman's genitalia, causing severe physical and psychological harm. FGM is a practice involving the alteration or partial/total removal of female external genitalia for non medical reasons. This practice is associated with cultural, social, or religious traditions in some communities but is widely recognized as a violation of human rights and a form of GENDER BASED VIOLENCE. FGM cause severe physical damage, including chronic pain, urinary problems, complications during childbirth, and psychological harm. Procedures may range from BURNING OF THE GENITAL AREA, PARTIAL or TOTAL REMOVAL OF THE CLITORIS OR SURROUNDING TISSUES TO INFIBULATION, which involves PARTIAL or TOTAL closure of the VAGINA. Female genital mutilations are often carried out in unhygienic conditions and without anesthesia, increasing the risk of complications and physical harm. On the other hand, male circumcision is a minor surgical procedure with recognized health benefits. So, unless you think chopping off parts of a woman's body is the same as a routine medical procedure, there's really no comparison to be made here.

Female genital mutilation is a brutal violence that not only inflicts irreparable physical harm but also insidiously permeates social fabric with a perverse web of psychological punishment and oppressive dominance. It's an act steeped in power, perpetrated by those who hold authority within a community, typically men, to subjugate women and exert control over their bodies. The psychological punishment associated with female genital mutilation begins even before the procedure itself. Young girls are coerced into a state of fear and obedience, conditioned by the threat of being ostracized or rejected by their own community if they refuse this ancestral practice. The psychological coercion continues even after the intervention, with victims forced to live with the constant reminder of the violence they endured and the fear of being deemed impure or unfit for marriage. This horror has deep social significance, rooted in the perpetuation of patriarchy and male control over women. Female genital mutilation is often used as a tool to preserve women's "purity," ensure fidelity in marriage, and control female sexuality. It's a mechanism through which male power is reaffirmed and women are reduced to objects of possession and domination. Female genital mutilation (FGM) in Europe remains a distressing reality, with numerous studies and reports shedding light on its prevalence and impact. Here are some key data and findings: 1. European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) Study : The FRA conducted a comprehensive study on FGM in the EU in 2014. It estimated that over 500,000 women and girls in Europe have undergone FGM, while approximately 180,000 are at risk of being subjected to it annually. 2. United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) Reports : UNICEF has highlighted the persistence of FGM in Europe. According to their data, the practice affects migrant communities from countries where FGM is prevalent, including those in Africa, the Middle East, and parts of Asia. 3. World Health Organization (WHO) Data : The WHO emphasizes that FGM is not limited to specific regions and is practiced in various countries worldwide, including Europe. They stress the importance of addressing the issue through comprehensive strategies focusing on prevention, protection, and prosecution. 4. National Studies : Several European countries have conducted their own studies to assess the prevalence of FGM within their borders. For example, the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, and Sweden have all published reports documenting cases of FGM and the communities affected by it. 5. Health Impact : Studies have also examined the health consequences of FGM for women and girls in Europe. These include physical complications such as chronic pain, infections, and obstetric problems, as well as psychological trauma and long term emotional effects. 6. Legal Framework : Many European countries have enacted legislation specifically targeting FGM, criminalizing the practice and providing support for victims. However, enforcement and prosecution remain challenging due to cultural sensitivities and the hidden nature of the crime. These data and studies underscore the urgent need for continued efforts to address FGM in Europe, including raising awareness, providing support services for affected individuals, and strengthening legal and policy frameworks to prevent and combat this violation of human rights.

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There's no time for deception or willful blindness when it comes to the reality of women in India. Accusing reports of violence as anti India propaganda is an insult to the truth and the dignity of women who suffer in silence every day. There's nothing patriotic about closing one's eyes to injustice. Even though this video might be dated, the cruelty it portrays unfortunately still runs deep in the everyday reality of Indian women. According to a study conducted by the National Family Health Survey, only 29% of women in India who have experienced violence sought help, and only 7% sought help from the police. Data and sources abound if only there's a willingness to listen. Most cases of violence aren't even reported, according to a report by the Indian government, which found that only 23% of crimes against women are reported to the police. So talking about statistics is just scratching the surface of a much deeper and pervasive problem. Institutions and the police should be guardians of justice and safety for all citizens, but all too often, they prove to be complicit or even perpetrators of violence against women. According to a report by the National Crime Records Bureau, in 2022, only 32% of rape cases resulted in a conviction. This is a tragedy that cannot be ignored or minimized with convenient excuses of nationalism. Women in India, like anywhere else in the world, aren't safe anywhere as long as this culture of impunity and indifference persists. It's not a matter of politics or propaganda; it's a matter of fundamental human rights and justice. It's time to wake up and face reality rather than hiding behind patriotic illusions.

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Bollywood actress Malika Sherawat highlights concerns: describes indian society as regressive for women, points to violence and sexual harrassmet.