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Published dispatch that creates working group to prevent female genital mutilation

Now9 September 2026 at 16:22

A dispatch was published that creates a working group dedicated to the prevention of female genital mutilation. The group will aim to analyze the coordination between the various sectors involved in this issue.

One of the group's functions will be to identify training needs related to the prevention of this practice. The dispatch also establishes that the group may propose awareness campaigns and prevention strategies.

These campaigns and strategies should be aimed at affected communities, professionals who deal with the situation, and the general public.

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