Female genital mutilation is affecting tens of thousands of women in France, with a study estimating that 7.2% of women aged 18–45 in Seine-Saint-Denis, the heavily multicultural department surrounding northeastern Paris, have undergone the practice.
That represents roughly 22,500 women in Seine-Saint-Denis alone, while the upper range of the study's estimate approaches 10%, potentially as many as one in ten women in the age group.
The prevalence is dramatically higher among women originating from countries where FGM remains widespread. Around 24% of women studied in Seine-Saint-Denis came from high-prevalence countries, particularly Mali, Ivory Coast, Senegal and Guinea, and roughly 30% of women in this group had undergone FGM.
Across France, estimates suggest between 125,000 and 139,000 women are living with the consequences of genital mutilation.
French authorities have also documented cases involving girls raised in France being taken to their families' countries of origin during vacations and returning after undergoing FGM.
The practice is illegal in France and can be prosecuted even when performed abroad on minors living in the country. It can cause severe bleeding, infections and even death, as well as lifelong chronic pain, sexual problems, complications during pregnancy and childbirth, and psychological trauma.
🇪🇸 A violent machete mass brawl between North African and Pakistani migrants occurred in Lleida, Spain
A group of 30 migrants armed with knives and machetes chased another group of migrant youths.
Several minors sustained stab wounds to the head and body.
🚨WATCH: A mother in Ceuta has broken down in tears on Live TV:
"My 16-year-old daughter has to go everywhere with her father or with me because the migrants devour her. I can't take it anymore. I want them all gone."
The left-wing feminists are silent.
🇪🇸 While Sánchez continues to claim that the situation in Ceuta remains under full control, mass brawls among migrants are breaking out more and more often on the city streets.
Local residents are afraid to simply leave their homes, and the city is critically short of police officers.
The Mayor of Ceuta says that the Sanche government is lying about how many illegal migrants have returned from Ceuta.
He says that 10 000-15 000 illegal are still sleeping on the streets of Ceuta, with many of them setting up make-shift camps on the beaches.
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