I agree that it's a step in the right direction and one of the important things about this post Anna, is that you posted it. So many people are unaware that this procedure exists (invented by British doctors back when they blamed sex for most diseases and mental issues) and that it takes place in many areas on the African continent against the will of the female subject.
It is time for this to end. This procedure (invented by a man) is intrusive, painful and many times deadly. I do hope this is enforced.
I have friends who travel frequently to Uganda and I also have friends who have lived there for 7 years... it seems that the political climate is changing.. it's good to have even small victories. We all know that change comes slow but it's definitely a step in the right direction.
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I agree that it's a step in the right direction and one of the important things about this post Anna, is that you posted it. So many people are unaware that this procedure exists (invented by British doctors back when they blamed sex for most diseases and mental issues) and that it takes place in many areas on the African continent against the will of the female subject.
It is time for this to end. This procedure (invented by a man) is intrusive, painful and many times deadly. I do hope this is enforced.
I have friends who travel frequently to Uganda and I also have friends who have lived there for 7 years... it seems that the political climate is changing.. it's good to have even small victories. We all know that change comes slow but it's definitely a step in the right direction.
January 6, 2010 - 1:34pmThis Comment
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