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Further information about
the subject of Female Genital Mutilation can be found by
referring to the following:
Articles and Reports
Global strategy to stop health-care
providers from performing female genital mutilation
(2010) World Health Organisation
Morison, L. A.,
Dirir, A., Elmi, S., Warsame, J., & Dirir, S. (2004). How
experiences and attitudes relating to female circumcision
vary according to age on arrival in Britain: a study among
young Somalis in London. Ethnicity and Health, 9(1),
75-100.
Bosch X. (2001) Female
genital mutilation in developed countries. Lancet. 358:
1177-1179.
Department of Health
(1999) Working together to safeguard children Department of
Health London.
Female Genital Mutilation Act
(2003) Chapter 31. Crown Copyright.
(Accessed May 2006)
Gordon H (1998) Female
Genital Mutilation: Female circumcision. Diplomate. 5: 86-90
HM Government (UK) 1995
Prohibition of Female Circumcision Act Her Majesty’s
Stationary
Office London.
HM Government (UK) 1989
Children Act Her Majesty’s Stationary Office London.
HM Government (UK) 2003
Female Genital Mutilation Act Her Majesty’s Stationary
Office London.
London Child Protection
Committee (2003) London Child Protection Procedures. Email:
lcpc@alg.gov.uk. London, UK.
Momoh C, Shamez L, Lockrie D,
Rymer J. (2002) Female Genital Mutilation: Analysis of the
first twelve months of a specialist southeast London clinic.
BJOG: An International
Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology.
108;(2) :186.
Powell RA, Lawrence A,
Mwangi-Powell FN & Morison L. (2002). Female Genital
Mutilation, asylum seekers and refugees: the need for an
integrated UK policy agenda. Forced Migration Review.
14:35.
(Accessed May 2006).
Powell RA, Leye E, Jayakody
A, Mwangi-Powell FN, Morison L. (2004) Female Genital
Mutilation, asylum seekers and refugees: the need for an
integrated European union agenda. Health Policy, 70:
151-162.
Royal College of Nursing
(2007) Female Genital Mutilation: A RCN educational resource
for nursing and midwifery staff. RCN Publications.
(PDF Document)
World Health Organisation
(2000) A systematic review of the health complications of
Female Genital Mutilation including sequelae in childbirth.
Geneva: World Health Organisation.
(Accessed May 2006) (PDF Document)
Books
Female Genital Mutilation – Book (November)
Publishers-Radcliffe Medical Press.
(01235528820) (2005) ISBN- 1 85775-693-2
Female Genital Mutilation;
More Common than you think. Nursing in Practice Jan/Feb
Number
20 pages 57-59. (2005)
Current Opinion in Obstetrics
and Gynecology vol 16:477-480 No 6 December (2004) |
