Experts in the field of Women’s Rights and Health discuss ending FGM on National Radio and Television, Cross River State, Nigeria
“Accelerating Investment to End FGM", is a call to action that by 2030 FGM should be a forgotten issue in the world.
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“Accelerating Investment to End FGM", is a call to action that by 2030 FGM should be a forgotten issue in the world.
I created an anti-FGM radio jingle in English and Yoruba and aired it on FRESH FM Ibadan. Ibadan in Oyo state, Nigeria is one of the largest cities in Africa and Fresh FM is a leading radio station so there was an estimated reach of 20,000,000.
By Yai Demba, The radio talk show was took place at theFarafenni community Radio FM, Upper Badibou District, North Bank Region. Who was invited? In the program Police (Gender and…
Farafenni community radio program on zero tolerance for female genital mutilation with Mr. Sainey Dibba as the moderator.
Fatuma Hakar runs Girlkind Kenya, supporting girls in Kenya and helping to end FGM.
Ubah Jamal Mohamed is a Journalist working for Jijiga FM Radio and a journalist by trained Global Media Campaign for the last two years to do the best the media campaigns. Ubah is a media campaigner who is interested in ending FGM and eradicating harmful traditional practices in the Somali region.
My name is Muhiyadin Mohamed Aden, a Somali journalist from Goobjoog TV Jigjiga Office. Since joining the media campaign in this region to eradicate female genital mutilation I have participated in discussions as well as programs, I have got many opportunities to easily share with the community the problems of female genital mutilation. I decided to organise a media debate about the role of journalists in fighting against FGM.
Over the 2021 December holidays, there was a surge of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) cases in the Kuria region of both Kenya and Tanzania. Cutting started in Tanzania and crossed into Kenya where an estimated 500 girls were cut. Activists in Kenya have expressed fears of a possible FGM surge in the same region when schools close from 5th March to 25th April, a period that also features the Easter holidays. It is on this background that GMC organised a two-days strategy meeting, bringing together activists and journalists from both Kenya and Tanzania to come plan and come up with strategies to curb the anticipated surge of FGM along the borderline
Efe Ambrose is the father of three children, two of whom are daughters. He now lives with his family in Scotland but remains attached to Nigeria and the fate of its people. Taken from The Times Interview below are some tweetable quotes to share about how Efe feels about the practice of FGM and his decision to join the #BornPerfect campaign.