Women in Mali are pushing back against renewed support for female genital mutilation, warning that the practice threatens health, rights, and the progress made by communities seeking to end it. Activists say political and religious debates could weaken existing protections and encourage stigma against those who oppose the procedure. They are calling for stronger enforcement, public education, and support for survivors. The campaign reflects a broader struggle to protect girls and women while challenging cultural arguments about the practice.
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