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Cover photo: Plan/Alf Berg – “Girls from a media and culture centre in Togoworking against child rights violations.”Photos: Plan (p. 12), Suzanne Eichel (p. 6, 26, 86)Design: graphikzumgebrauch, Richard-Michael Diedrichwww.g-z-g.dePlan International Deutschland e.V.Bramfelder Straße 70D-22305 HamburgGermanywww.plan-deutschland.deCopyright: Plan February 2011This publication is protected by copyright. It cannot be reproducedby any method prior to permission of the copyright owner.
Page 5: AcknowledgmentsThose who helped in
Page 10 and 11: 2Introduction2.1 BackgroundFemale g
Page 12 and 13: • How do immigrant families in Ha
Page 14 and 15: 3Methods3.1. Stages of study implem
Page 17 and 18: three items from the domain “Trad
Page 19 and 20: 3.5.1. Follow-up project for girls
Page 21: find, for example, many participant
Page 24 and 25: Up to the present time, many commun
Page 26 and 27: study does not provide information
Page 28 and 29: 5ResultsThe results chapter is orga
Page 30 and 31: 5.2. Theoretical estimation of the
Page 32 and 33: participants who did not want to an
Page 34 and 35: women and come significantly more o
Page 36 and 37: Table 11: Perceptions of FGM/C amon
Page 38 and 39: with the country presenting the hig
Page 40 and 41: Table 15: Proportion of immigrants
Page 42 and 43: no awareness while this was the cas
Page 44 and 45: The interviewed women had significa
Page 46 and 47: ing three girls were considered to
Page 48 and 49: Table 22: Knowledge of German law a
Page 50 and 51: had not been circumcised, although
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Table 25: Perceptions regarding FGM
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Table 26: Knowledge of German law a
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Table 28: Proportion of women and m
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and describes the pain she suffered
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5.5.6. Cote d’Ivoire5.5.6.1. Soci
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and I did not succeed in satisfying
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FGM/C and none of the parents expre
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Figure 6: FGM/C prevalence in Benin
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Over 90% of the participants affirm
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Table 34: Socio-demographic charact
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Table 35: Socio-demographic charact
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“The uncircumcised women suffer m
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weeks without having sex and are st
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The main part of the data indicate
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society and to seclude themselves f
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The exception to the rule: a case d
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with roots in practicing groups cou
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Shops: they are the hubs of informa
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6Synthesis of Results and Conclusio
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however, that awareness was signifi
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sions questioning the practice and
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higher than the prevalence rate for
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7RecommendationsThese recommendatio
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Ideally, the government of Hamburg
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8AnnexReferencesAfrican Women’s A
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8.2. Question list for key informan
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8.4. Question list for key informan
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Questions related to female genital
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1) Body language, non-verbal messag
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Questions related to female genital
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2) Body language, non-verbal messag
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8.8. Map of the geographical spread
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