The practice of Fanadu “female circumcision” is a human rights violation that affects almost 50% of the women’s in Guinea-Bissau, despite wide range of national and international human rights norms that grant women’s right to health and bodily integrity. Nearly 30 years of worldwide campaigns to end the practice - which has resulted in high success rates in neighboring countries such as Senegal - seems not to affect the trends and high incidence rates of the practice in Guinea-Bissau. The book uncovers the reasons for this deeply rooted traditional practice in the specific context of Guinea-Bissau and its linkages to ethnicity, religion and culture. It alerts to the perils’ of copy-past approaches and suggests the adoption of policies and action plans that takes into account the specific context and dynamics in the country as a way of ensuring long-lasting and successful solutions to the practice of Fanadu in Guinea-Bissau.
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The practice of Fanadu "female circumcision" is a human rights violation that affects almost 50% of the women's in Guinea-Bissau, despite wide range of national and international human rights norms that grant women's right to health and bodily integrity. Nearly 30 years of worldwide campaigns to end the practice - which has resulted in high success rates in neighboring countries such as Senegal - seems not to affect the trends and high incidence rates of the practice in Guinea-Bissau. The book uncovers the reasons for this deeply rooted traditional practice in the specific context of Guinea-Bissau and its linkages to ethnicity, religion and culture. It alerts to the perils' of copy-past approaches and suggests the adoption of policies and action plans that takes into account the specific context and dynamics in the country as a way of ensuring long-lasting and successful solutions to the practice of Fanadu in Guinea-Bissau.
Aua Balde is a lawyer who has practiced law in Guinea-Bissau and Portugal. She is currently working at UNOCI. Aua holds a Master of Laws degree from Harvard Law School [HLS]. While at HLS she was awarded Henigson Human Rights Fellowship, which allowed her to work on the implementation of human rights norms in southern Senegal with the NGO Tostan.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -The practice of Fanadu ¿female circumcision¿ is a human rights violation that affects almost 50% of the women¿s in Guinea-Bissau, despite wide range of national and international human rights norms that grant women¿s right to health and bodily integrity. Nearly 30 years of worldwide campaigns to end the practice - which has resulted in high success rates in neighboring countries such as Senegal - seems not to affect the trends and high incidence rates of the practice in Guinea-Bissau. The book uncovers the reasons for this deeply rooted traditional practice in the specific context of Guinea-Bissau and its linkages to ethnicity, religion and culture. It alerts to the perils¿ of copy-past approaches and suggests the adoption of policies and action plans that takes into account the specific context and dynamics in the country as a way of ensuring long-lasting and successful solutions to the practice of Fanadu in Guinea-Bissau.Books on Demand GmbH, Überseering 33, 22297 Hamburg 76 pp. Englisch. Artikel-Nr. 9783659260414
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