FGM: 1,026 new cases in 3 month in the UK

[Gilrandir]

Circumcision often is done for medical reasons and regardless of the reason reduces the risk of some specific types of cancer as well as the risk of disease transmission. Yes, there findings are incidental to the original reasons.

Female genital mutilation has no such benefits and has a significant risk of mortality and morbidity.

Has any research ever tried to find benefits of FGM and any risks it might reduce? I don't think so.

Motrality and morbidity, you say? Make some circumcisions under the sanitary conditions similar to those under which FGM is often made and we may not notice the difference.

Like I said - add some black PR to circumcision - or run a campaign against it in major media - and you will not know the idea in a couple of years.