I find it hard to believe these stats. Look at Egypt, the article says: "The reason for some optimism, advocates of eradicating the practice say, lies in changing attitudes among young girls. The latest figures for girls ages 10 to 18 show circumcision rates down to 63 percent in rural areas, and down to 43 percent among urban girls. Among girls who attend urban private schools, the figure drops to 9 percent." With these figues, how can it be at 97%? And 99% in Guinea, wtf?
I find it hard to believe these stats. Look at Egypt, the article says:
ReplyDelete"The reason for some optimism, advocates of eradicating the practice say, lies in changing attitudes among young girls. The latest figures for girls ages 10 to 18 show circumcision rates down to 63 percent in rural areas, and down to 43 percent among urban girls. Among girls who attend urban private schools, the figure drops to 9 percent."
With these figues, how can it be at 97%?
And 99% in Guinea, wtf?
I suggest we don't remove stuff, just edit the post if it seems it's not true/plausible or whatever.
ReplyDeleteOtherwise it might look like censorship, and we all know how we feel about ******* censorship
That's what I did, no?
ReplyDeleteTo be more precise. I did not censor anything, the link with all the info is still here.
ReplyDeleteYou didn't write in the post why it was removed, oké in the comments you did...
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