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“These are very painful memories…”

Excised twice as a teenager, Dalanda still lives today with the physical and psychological after-effects of this practice. Her testimony, as well as those of a gynecologist, a psychologist and a women's rights activist, are at the heart of our report.

In Guinea, nearly 97% of women have undergone genital mutilation, despite it being prohibited by law since 2016. A major public health issue, still too often ignored.

🎥 Watch, share, and let's talk. Together, let's break the silence on FGM.

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