Case studies
Case study with the Kisii and Maasai communities of Kenya
2014
Girls who undergo FGM/C will sometimes leave school prematurely to get married. Photo: Alex Baker/Tearfund
This report is part of a series of community-based research looking at the potential role of the church to end female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C).
It examines the barriers to, and opportunities for, eliminating FGM/C among the Kisii and Maasai peoples of south-western Kenya.
Research reports
The potential of faith in ending female genital mutilation or cutting in Kayes region, Mali
Case studies
The role of the church in ending female genital mutilation/cutting in Tanzania
Research reports
A baseline study of attitudes and practices regarding male identity, gender and SGBV
Research reports
The potential of faith in ending female genital mutilation or cutting in Kayes region, Mali
Case studies
The role of the church in ending female genital mutilation/cutting in Tanzania
Research reports
A baseline study of attitudes and practices regarding male identity, gender and SGBV
Research reports
The potential of faith in ending female genital mutilation or cutting in Kayes region, Mali
Case studies
The role of the church in ending female genital mutilation/cutting in Tanzania
Research reports
A baseline study of attitudes and practices regarding male identity, gender and SGBV
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