The World Medical Association Statement on Female Genital Mutilation, WMA: 2005
Cairo Declaration on Legal Tools to Prevent FGM
Afro-Arab Expert Consultation on “Legal Tools for the Prevention of Female Genital Mutilation” Cairo, 23rd of June 2003
The Season of Planting Girls, MediaHouse: 2000
This is video production for NGO's campaigning against female circumcision (FGM) in Egypt. It is intended to discourage parents from having their daughters circumcised.  For information on ordering it as well as a list of other videos on FGM, please click on the link above.
Booklet on Female Genital Mutilation, Terre des Femmes e.V.: 2005
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Prevalence of FGM in Africa, Afrol News
Female genital mutilation - Programmes to date: What works and what doesn't - A Review WHO: 1999
This review is designed to serve as a programming tool and/or a baseline for monitoring the evolution of FGM elimination efforts. It is also designed to serve as a programming tool for donors and policymakers trying to understand FGM and behaviour change, and non-governmental groups implementing anti-FGM programmes.
Breaking the Silence: An Egyptian Experience, Mariz Tadros, 2000
This issue on Egypt is comprised of two reports. A report of the Egyptian Task Force focuses on the NGO as an effective agent for prompting public opinion and promoting political change at the national level. A report of CEOSS focuses on the dynamics of change within the family and at the community level. Available in English and Arabic in hard copy only.
Girls at Risk: Community Approaches to End Female Genital Mutilation and Treating Women Injured by the Practice in Reproductive Health and Rights: Reaching the Hardly Reached, Path: 2002
Changing a Harmful Social Convention: Female Genital Mutilation/CuttingUNICEF Innocenti Research Centre: 2005
This publication provides an explanation as to why the FGM/C persists and the elements necessary for its abandonment. It also takes stock of progress to date, identifies what works and what does not, and practical tools regarding the most successful strategies to promote the abandonment of FGM/C.
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