The Network is leading 3 working groups that are a space for members to connect, share their knowledge and collaborate on joint initiatives on Asylum, Communication and Youth engagement.
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The End FGM European Network are saddened to hear the news of the arrest and detention in Iran of Kameel Ahmady, a social anthropologist, researcher and a friend of the Network. Kameel, who is a British-Iranian dual national was arrested in Tehran on 11 August and continues to be denied access to a lawyer.
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As part of the EU-wide projects “Let’s CHANGE” and “Gender ABC”, TERRE DES FEMMES organised the third Community-Grillfest for migrant communities. We also started a new joint awareness-raising campaign with two other Germany-based organisations
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I wanted to reflect on some of the Networks key pieces of work this year to date...
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End FGM European Network was invited to the conference the French Senate “Reinforce the policies and the collaboration between all the actors against FGM”
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An innovative programme which recognises the role of schools in influencing values, social norms and attitudes, and shaping behaviours. This programme will assist young people to identify and resist gender-based violence and to become agents of change.
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End FGM European Network was invited to facilitate a workshop on “Harmful traditional practices as ground for asylum”
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As an estimated 10,000 girls or women who have undergone FGM and approx. 650–3,080 girls at risk of FGM are living in Finland, preventing female genital mutilation remains a highly topical issue.
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For the first time, the Network participated to the Women Deliver Conference in Vancouver from 3 to 6 June. The 2019 theme was "Power. Progress. Change"
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The aim of the study was to estimate the prevalence of FGM/C and the number of girls at risk of FGM/C. National population-based survey data were applied to females living in the Netherlands who migrated from countries where FGM/C is practised
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