Genital Mutilation Impact on Birth Complication & Academic Achievement - Bekele Terfassa, Sirika
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Female Genital Mutilaiton (FGM) is the practice of cutting away parts of the external female genitalia. It is usually called female circumcision by those who practice it. The three broad categories of FGM are: clitoridectomy, excision and infibulation. The mildest form of FGM, clitoridectomy, is the removal of all or part of the clitoris. The practice of FGM is justified to exercise control over women's alleged uncontrolled sexuality and emotional nature. There are also said to be hygienic and aesthetic reasons and the need to comply with tradition and supposed religious requirements. There…mehr

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Female Genital Mutilaiton (FGM) is the practice of cutting away parts of the external female genitalia. It is usually called female circumcision by those who practice it. The three broad categories of FGM are: clitoridectomy, excision and infibulation. The mildest form of FGM, clitoridectomy, is the removal of all or part of the clitoris. The practice of FGM is justified to exercise control over women's alleged uncontrolled sexuality and emotional nature. There are also said to be hygienic and aesthetic reasons and the need to comply with tradition and supposed religious requirements. There have been few studies concerning women in Ethiopia, but many observers have commented on the physical hardships that Ethiopian women experience throughout their lives. The results have showed that there is birth complication during giving birth. In order to minimize such suffering the mothers should say no for circumcision of the new born one. Results have shown that most families in the area do not have good education. Therefore, less educated families should participate in the community education activities in order to know the challenge of female students.
Autorenporträt
Sirika Bekele Terfassa is residing in East Africa, Oromia State, Adama. He has published eight books so far and this is his ninth publication. His publications are on various issues, such as development, finances, leadership and management and the author intends to focus on health and politics topics in future.