France’s tough stance on female genital mutilation is working, say campaigners
Parents and 'cutters' have been jailed in France but concerns remain that parents go abroad – including to UK – for FGM
Kenyan ‘cutter’ says female genital mutilation is her livelihood
Margaret, who has put more girls through FGM than she can remember, says cutters ask her how they will eat if they stop
NHS hospitals will have duty to report FGM, government announces
New obligation is aimed at helping Department of Health build more accurate picture of prevalence of female genital mutilation
Police target ‘cutters’ in campaign against UK female genital mutilation
Senior Met officer appeals for information, as he admits lack of FGM victims coming forward has been obstacle to prosecutions
British girl leads Guardian campaign to end female genital mutilation
17-year-old Fahma Mohamed calls on Michael Gove to ensure teachers and parents are informed about horrors of FGM
FGM is banned but very much alive in the UK
Scottish FGM expert says families pool resources to bring in a 'cutter' from abroad to mutilate girls in groups
I’m a feminist and I’ve had cosmetic surgery. Why is that a problem?
Angela Neustatter: We should talk openly about cosmetic procedures and be supportive of women and men with low body confidence
Experience: I caught the plague from my cat
Paul Gaylord: 'I had collapsed lungs, my heart stopped and my hands and feet turned black. Technically, I shouldn't be here'
Female genital mutilation affects a fifth of young girls in sub-Saharan Africa
Problems such as violence, child marriage and FGM are widespread across some of the poorest countries, Unicef says
South African traditional leaders attack graphic male circumcision website
Dr Dingeman Rijken, who set up website with detailed images to reveal dangers of ritual, accused of breaking cultural taboo