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Questions related to female genital mutilation/ cutting / circumcisionQUESTIONS AND FILTERS CODING CATEGORIES SKIPQ200. Have you ever heard about female circumcision?Q201. In some countries, there is a practice in which a girlmay have part of her genitals cut. Have you ever heardabout this practice?Q202: Does it take place in your ethnic group?Q203: Has it taken place in your family? (Are there any familymembers who have undergone the practice?)Q204 What benefits do girls themselves get if they arecircumcised?Probe: any other benefits?RECORD ALL MENTIONED ANSWERSYes..……1No ……2Yes..……1No ……2Does not want to answer…3Does not want to answer…3Yes..……1 I don’t know………………..3No ……2 Does not want to answer…4Yes..……1 I don’t know………………..3No ……2 Does not want to answer…4Cleanliness/ hygiene…………..1Social acceptance……………...2Better marriage prospects……..3Preserve virginity……………...4Religious approval…………….5Reduces sexual desire………….6Other (specify): _____________7No benefits……………………8If yes,202If no,Q300Q205 What are the disadvantages for girls, women, menand families? Probe: medical risks and list all given answers. Ifparticipant does not know any disadvantages, tick “I don’t know”Q206 Do you believe that this practice is required by yourreligion?Q207. What does the German law say about the practice?Q208 Do you think the practice should be continued, orshould it be stopped?Q220. For your marriage, do you prefer a woman who iscircumcised or one who is not circumcised?Q221. If participant is married to a woman/women from apracticing country (ID011a): has your wife beencircumcised?I don’t know………………..1Yes..……1 I don’t know………………..3No ……2 Does not want to answer…4German law allows it…………………..1German law does not allow it …………2German law does not mention it…….…3I don’t know…………...………………4Participant does not answer……………5Continued……….…1Stopped……….….…2Depends………..…..3Don’t know…….….4Does not answer.….5Circumcised..………….1 Does not matter…3Not circumcised .……2Depends……….…..4Don’t know……………5 Does notanswer…5Circumcised..…………..….1Not circumcised ……...…2Don’t know…………….….3Does not answer…….….…4Question was not asked…..5Listening to African Voices 105
Evaluation of girls at riskQ214 CHECK ID017: number of living daughters: If 00,Q300Q215 Status of living daughters: if participant does not want to be answered, go to Q219 or Q300One living daughter: More than one living daughter: Fill in answer for Q215 here!Has your daughter been circumcised? Have any of your daughters beenNumber circumcisedIf 00circumcised?Q219If yes, how many?If yes, record 01; if no, record 00Q216 In which country was the circumcision performed?Q217 Who performed the circumcision?Q218 How old were/ was your daughter(s) when thisoccurred? (list ages for all circumcised daughters)Q219. Do you intend to have your daughter/ any of yourdaughters circumcised?No daughter circumcised:…00Traditional practitioner ……………….……1Doctor…………………………………….……..2Trained nurse/ midwife……………………..3Other (precise)_____________________.4Don’t know…………………………..…………5Does not answer………………………………...6_____________________________yearsdon’t know……………..2 does not answer……...3Yes..……1 Don’t know……………….3No ……2 Does not want to answer…4AcculturationQ300. German people make me feel welcome.1.STRONGLYDISAGREE2.DIS-AGREE3.AGREE4.STRONGLYAGREEQ301. I prefer to eat African food.Q302. I have frequent contact with German people.Q303. I consider it important to pass our traditions on to the nextgenerations.Q304. In my experience, encounters with the Germans are fine.Q305. It is important to me to celebrate our traditional feasts inGermany.Q306. I belong here less than in my homeland.Q307. When I go out, I usually go to places where I can meet peoplefrom the same cultural background.Q308. I have difficulties understanding and reading the Germanlanguage.Q309. I have to depend on other people to show me how things aredone here.Q310. I am familiar with the German politics.Q311. I feel the German woman is too free.Q312. I feel homesick.Q313. Life in Germany is easier than in my home country.Q314. At home, we speak mostly other languages than German.Q315. I have fewer career opportunities than German people.106Listening to African Voices
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“I am against the practice. It ha
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of the Muslims believe that practic
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irth, their mothers come from Afric
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