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Infibulation is the
ritual removal of the **** and its suturing, a
practice found mainly in
northeastern Africa,
particularly in Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia...
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Athlete infibulating himself (psykter by the
Syriskos Painter, c. 480 BC)...
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thought particularly to
affect the voice:
singers and
actors might be
infibulated to
preserve their voices.
Quintilian advises that the
orator who wished...
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percent had
undergone it. In
Sudan in 2006, a
significant percentage of
infibulated women and
girls reported a less
severe type. In
March 2017, an international...
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countries in
which it is concentrated. Over
eight million have been
infibulated, a
practice found largely in Djibouti, Eritrea,
Somalia and Sudan. Infibulation...
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multifibrous †fibrilla fibrill- fībula fībul- clasp,
fastener fibula, fibular,
infibulate,
infibulation ficus fic- fig
Ficus fidēs fid- faith,
trust affiance, affiant...
- inch of
their bodies, the
flesh cosmetically punctured and
sliced and
infibulated, then
dusted down with ash? ... No women, no sighs. Only
these ****less...
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following intentional conducts are criminalised: excising,
infibulating or
performing any
other mutilation to the
whole or any part of a woman’s...
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bronze statue itself, (iv) The
Scarred Genitals,
distinct for
being infibulated for
cultural and
aesthetic purposes of
ancient times, (v) The Hands,...
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Somali and
Sudanese migrant po****tions, "the
problem of
caring for
infibulated women will be
faced by most
midwives and
obstetricians at some stage"...
