A job only an FGM survivor can do

Cynthia and an older woman sit beside each other talking. Cynthia wears an Amref tabard and the woman is in tradional Maasi red dress with lots of beaded jewelry.

By Cynthia Simanti Oning’oi, Project Associate, Amref Health Africa Kenya As a survivor of FGM/C, I know what the cut really means for a girl or young woman whose life is still ahead of her. It represents the end of her innocence; the end of her childhood. It cuts not only her body, but also […]