
Réparons l’excision, one of our new members that joined the End FGM European Network in June, just launched its new website!
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German-based activist transforms her trauma into strength, leading change through dialogue and action.
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Civil society in Europe is under pressure, with organisations defending rights and equality facing mounting threats. The EU’s first Civil Society Strategy is a vital chance to protect and empower those who keep democracy alive.
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End FGM EU is excited to share a new resource developed by GAMS Belgium, with the support of the CHANEL Foundation and in collaboration with Network members.
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The European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) has opened an important new procurement procedure aimed at improving how we measure risk of female genital mutilation (FGM) across Europe.
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At End FGM EU, we remain committed to amplifying the voices of activists through our Community Voices Project, which highlights the work of those striving to influence policy, shape legislation, challenge stigma, and transform social norms.
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Civil society, trade unions, and public interest groups delivered a clear message to Commission President von der Leyen, the European Commissioners, and EU Member States in a statement signed by 470 organisations.
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This Wednesday 10 September, during the European Parliament Plenary, a “debate” titled ''After 10 years, time to end mass migration now - protect our women and children'' will be held in Strasbourg”.
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In 2024, the End FGM European Network celebrated its tenth anniversary. A decade of strong collective commitment to ending female genital mutilation (FGM) in Europe and beyond.
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End FGM EU, as a member of the Human Rights and Democracy Network (HRDN), welcomes efforts to clarify the eligibility of human rights activities for ODA. However, human rights are integral to development and must be strengthened, not excluded.
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