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May 2020
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Rozan Ahmed on Sudan's Ban on Female Gen...

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On 30th of April 2020, Sudan made history by criminalizing the act of female genital mutilation (FGM), a dangerous and deeply embedded cultural practice. Writing for Vogue Arabia, Rozan Ahmed, a Sudanese writer shares the background and history of Sudanese women fighting against this practice, and why she says change will not be instant despite this landmark ... Show More
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