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  • }}</ref> It is outlawed around the world, including in many of the countries in which it is most heavily concentrated.<ref>[[UNICEF]] 2013, pp. 8-9</ref ...m segmented data along with each country's age distributions and [[List of countries by sex ratio|sex ratio]]. Data missing or unavailable for FGM is denoted by
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  • * [[Genital cutting/List of countries]]
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  • ...ere circumcision is rare. It is also estimated to be much lower in various countries in Asia where [[circumcision]] is not a common practice, such as Japan, [[C
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  • * [[Genital cutting/List of countries]] [[Category:Countries]]
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  • }}</ref> Globally, different countries have different days as Children's day.
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  • ...e [[genital autonomy]] and bodily integrity for all children in the Nordic countries.
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  • In September 2018, [[FGM]] was illegal in 22 of the 28 most FGM-prevalent countries in Africa.<ref name="28TM 2018">{{REFweb |title=The law and FGM. An overview of 28 African countries
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  • In some countries (esp. in the [[USA]]) and cultures (mainly among Jews and Muslims), expecta Many (expectant) fathers in these countries and cultures are genitally mutilated themselves and may not have reflected
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  • ...around the world, we serve children and families in need in more than 120 countries.
    801 bytes (98 words) - 02:03, 9 May 2024
  • ...ious women health specific topics and have workshop instructors in various countries.
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  • ...tiatives, partnering with over 325 community-based organizations in the 15 countries that have been hardest hit by the [[AIDS]] pandemic in Africa, including Bo ...cessfully undertaken—with astounding and tangible impact—in the 15 African countries hardest hit by the pandemic. We know from experience that in order to effec
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  • In some countries (esp. in the [[USA]]) and cultures (mainly among Jews and Muslims), expecta
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  • 90% of Christians worldwide do *not* circumcise. In the most Christian countries in the world (places like Mexico, Poland, Brazil, Spain, Italy), the practi
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  • |Text=The visitors that come here from non-curing countries are shocked and appalled that we are still cutting our boys.
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  • ...e continuing practice of the circumcision of children in the three Western countries with the most significant numbers, namely the [[United States of America| U
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  • ...lso taking place in virtually every country that has immigrants from these countries. It might be happening closer than you think.
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  • ...al movement made up of 29 national member organizations which works in 120 countries.<ref name="WP"/>
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  • ...mportant online medium to free-thinking humanist themes in German-speaking countries.
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  • ...ated that [[FGC]] was forbidden worldwide, but it is still allowed in some countries. Not sure how many, recent sources are hard to come by, and the legality ha
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  • ...utilation]], mental health and [[HIV]] / [[AIDS]] prevention in developing countries as well as in Austrian organizations With integration work."
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  • |title=AIDS in Third World Countries |Title=[[AIDS]] in third world countries
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  • ...ight to freedom of religion or belief, which is enshrined in many European countries’ constitutions, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and internatio
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  • The organization is situated in at least three European countries:
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  • OII has affiliates in twenty countries, on six continents, speaking ten languages including Mandarin, Chinese, Spa
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  • == Other countries ==
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  • ...we offer many articles and posts by specialized physicians from different countries, including Egypt, the Gulf, Morocco, Palestine and others, to make people t
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  • SIDS remains the leading cause of infant death in many developed countries. There are around 2,700 babies who die from cot death every year in the US Elhaik (2019) published data from 15 countries and 40 U.S. states to provide evidence of an association between non-therap
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  • ...asically protect people from physical injury and mutilations in almost all countries, there is e.g. the so-called [[German Circumcision Act|Circumcision Act]] i
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  • || "civilized" countries in the 19th century || in [[Islam]]ic countries, among Islamic population groups
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  • In some countries (esp. in the [[USA]]) and cultures (mainly among Jews and Muslims), expecta Many (expectant) fathers in these countries and cultures are genitally mutilated themselves and may not have reflected
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  • ...tyle="background:#d7f5ff">that's exactly what's being discussed in several countries now</span>... and what did the [[UNICEF]] hierarchy do at the time? They gr ...cision to reach 80% of the adult and newborn male population in 14 African countries by 2015. ...It's really incredible when you think about it, and it's alread
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  • As of 24 August 2021, 196 countries are party to it, including every member of the United Nations except the [[
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  • While [[FGM]] is outlawed in almost every country, most countries still ignore, tolerate or accept [[MGM]] on minors. This is a classical [[b
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  • ...hat circumcised men were more likely to have [[HIV]] in 10 of 18 (African) countries with data available.<ref name='CR22'>{{REFnews ...d financial assistance in the studying circumcision programs in 14 African countries.<ref>{{REFnews
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  • ...mcision of boys, too, as part of the alleged [[HIV]] prevention in African countries.
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  • ...n 1978 as “Helsinki Watch,” when they began investigating rights abuses in countries that signed the Helsinki Accords, most notably those behind the Iron Curtai
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  • ...to consider the research and its implications locally and in neighbouring countries such as Papua New Guinea, which has a highly unstable HIV epidemic.<ref nam
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  • ...this regard, particular account shall be taken of the needs of developing countries.
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  • While the practice has been outlawed in many of the 29 countries where FGM is concentrated, it persists in some rural areas as a centuries-o
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  • ...tious diseases and their spatial distristibution, especially in developing countries and 2) risk factors for and spatial distribution of environmentally-linked
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  • ...ommitment after the [[WHO|World Health Organization]] (WHO) announced that countries should incorporate male circumcision into national [[HIV]] prevention strat
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  • ...the names of the principal subdivisions (e.g., provinces or states) of all countries coded in ISO 3166-1.
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  • |title=Non-sexual transmission of HIV has been overlooked in developing countries
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  • ...exuals. In relation to the persecution and killing of homosexuals in other countries he spoke out clearly against the encroachments of religions in the rights o
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  • * [[Genital cutting/List of countries]]
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  • ...es and guidelines for [[VMMC]] service delivery in Kenya and other African countries.<ref>{{REFdocument
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  • ...Medicine]. Helen's research focuses on [[HIV]] epidemiology in developing countries. She works in the Tropical Epidemiology Group.<ref>{{REFweb ...prevention of [[HIV]] and mental health disorders in low and middle-income countries. She has a particular interest in adolescent health research and is collabo
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  • ...to the question, what can be done against circumcision of boys in 'Islamic countries'
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  • ...Up of Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision Services for HIV Prevention - 12 Countries in Southern and Eastern Africa, 2013-2016.
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  • ...the names of the principal subdivisions (e.g., provinces or states) of all countries coded in ISO 3166-1.
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  • ...les was [[circumcision]]. This was especially true in the English-speaking countries because it accorded with the mid-Victorian attitude toward sex as sinful an ...outine Infant Circumcision| routine circumcision]] in the English-speaking countries, from 1870 to the present, no other country adopted non-therapeutic newborn
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