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FGM Cases Drastically drop to 0.02% In Uganda
The government, in partnership with the UNFPA, UNICEF, and other partners have commemorated the International Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) Zero Tolerance Day in Bukwo district under the theme “Towards 2030: No End to FGM without Sustained Commitment and Investment.” Although the Government of Uganda banned FGM in 2010, the practice continues quietly in some parts of Eastern and North Eastern Uganda, particularly among the Sabiny, Pokot, and T…
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FGM Cases Drastically drop to 0.02% In Uganda
The government, in partnership with the UNFPA, UNICEF, and other partners have commemorated the International Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) Zero Tolerance Day in Bukwo district under the theme “Towards 2030: No End to FGM without Sustained Commitment and Investment.” Although the Government of Uganda banned FGM in 2010, the practice continues quietly in some parts of Eastern and North Eastern Uganda, particularly among the Sabiny, Pokot, and T…
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