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Dialogue on female genital mutilation/cuttingMost conversation starters this week agreed that it is culture that keeps female genital mutilation a part of tradition. There are various ideas on how the international community can eradicate FGM/C. |
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Culture and female genital mutilation: Is there a connection?According to womenshealth.gov two million girls and women are victims of FGM/C every year. Today a total of 130 million have undergone such a procedure. How is culture related to the prevalence of female genital mutilation, cutting and fistula? |
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Sexual violence in conflict: An ongoing conversationA few conversation starters answered questions on sexual violence in war zones and any interventions that have made a difference in this affliction. Several war zones are discussed where the concern is a lack of interventions. |
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Rape as a weapon of war: What do you think?Sexual violence in armed conflict is increasingly reported with state and non-state individuals. What strategies can help prevent such an affliction? |
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Best practices in preventing trafficking‘Conversation starters’ answered the questions: “What are some of the best practices in preventing trafficking?” and “How do we protect victims from further abuse and violence?” Below is a brief summary of the thoughts shared at Conversations for a Better World. |
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This week’s highlights: Domestic violence and men‘Conversation starters’ answered the question: “Can you share any stories of men and boys mobilizing to stop domestic violence?” Below is a brief summary of the thoughts shared at Conversations for a Better World. |
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Help stop trafficking nowIt’s shocking: Between 500,000 to 2 million people, mostly women and children, are trafficked every year according to a UN study on violence against women. What are some of the best practices in preventing trafficking? How do we protect victims from further abuse and violence? |
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