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I knew how it feels but couldn’t save my daughter; testimony of an Ethiopian mother on female genital mutilation/cutting

机译：我知道感觉如何，但无法挽救我的女儿;埃塞俄比亚母亲关于女性生殖器切割/切割的证词

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World Health Organization defines female genital mutilation/cutting as all procedures that involve partial or total removal of the external female genitalia, or other injury to the female genital organs for non-medical reasons. The practice is common in Ethiopia, especially among Somali (99%) ethnic groups. Even though FGM/C is labeled illegal practice according to the revised 2005 Penal Code of the country, the practice is still responsible for misery of many girls in Ethiopia. This personal testimony is presented using woman’s own words. Data were collected through in-depth interview with a woman at Gursum health center, Somali regional state, eastern Ethiopia on June 19/2016. The interview was conducted in a private environment and original names were changed to overcome ethical concerns. Informed written consent was obtained from the participant prior to data collection. The interview was audio-taped using a digital voice recorder, later transcribed and translated verbatim from the local language, Amharic to English. The study participant described a range of experiences she had during her own and her daughter’s circumcision. Three themes emerged from the woman’s description: womanhood, social pressure and stigmatization of uncircumcised women and uncertain future. Even though the national prevalence may show a decline, FGM/C is still practiced underground. Thus, anti-FGM/C interventions shall take in to account elders influence and incorporate a human rights approach rather than relying merely on the dire health consequences. Further exploration of the determinants of FGM/C on a wider scale is recommended.
机译：世界卫生组织将女性生殖器的切割/切割定义为涉及部分或全部切除外部女性生殖器或由于非医学原因对女性生殖器造成其他伤害的所有程序。这种做法在埃塞俄比亚很普遍，尤其是在索马里（99％）族裔中。即使根据经修订的该国2005年《刑法》将女性外阴残割/女性伤害定为非法行为，但这种行为仍然造成埃塞俄比亚许多女孩的苦难。这份个人证词是用女人自己的话来表达的。数据是通过2016年6月19日在埃塞俄比亚东部索马里州州古尔苏姆（Gursum）保健中心与一名妇女进行的深入访谈而收集的。采访是在私人环境中进行的，为了克服道德上的顾虑，更改了原始姓名。在收集数据之前，已获得参与者的知情书面同意。采访过程是使用数字录音机录制的，然后逐字逐字地从当地的阿姆哈拉语译成英语。研究参与者描述了自己在自己和女儿的包皮环切术中的一系列经历。女人的描述中出现了三个主题：女人气度，社会压力和未割礼妇女的污名化以及前途未卜。尽管全国流行率可能有所下降，但FGM / C仍在地下进行。因此，反FGM / C干预措施应考虑到老年人的影响并纳入人权方针，而不是仅仅依靠可怕的健康后果。建议在更大范围内进一步探索FGM / C的决定因素。

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