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Reproductive Health Matters
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Volume 18, 2010 - Issue 35: Cosmetic surgery, body image and sexuality
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Labia reduction for non-therapeutic reasons vs. female genital mutilation: contradictions in law and practice in Britain

Marge BererLondon, [email protected]
Pages 106-110 | Published online: 10 Jun 2010

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Sara Johnsdotter. (2019) Meaning well while doing harm: compulsory genital examinations in Swedish African girls. Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters 27:2, pages 87-99.
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Marge Berer. (2015) The history and role of the criminal law in anti-FGM campaigns: Is the criminal law what is needed, at least in countries like Great Britain?. Reproductive Health Matters 23:46, pages 145-157.
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Guillermo Martínez Pérez, Concepción Tomás Aznar & Brigitte Bagnol. (2014) Labia Minora Elongation and its Implications on the Health of Women: A Systematic Review. International Journal of Sexual Health 26:3, pages 155-171.
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Claire Moran & Christina Lee. (2013) Selling genital cosmetic surgery to healthy women: a multimodal discourse analysis of Australian surgical websites. Critical Discourse Studies 10:4, pages 373-391.
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J. Steven Svoboda. (2013) Promoting genital autonomy by exploring commonalities between male, female, intersex, and cosmetic female genital cutting. Global Discourse 3:2, pages 237-255.
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Elham Azmoude, Samira Ebrahimzadeh Zagami, Elahe Hooshmand, Elham Taheri & Nahid Jahani Shoorab. (2024) Exploring the decision-making process of female genital cosmetic procedures in Iranian women and constructing and validating a results-based logic model for a healthy public policy: a study protocol. Reproductive Health 21:1.
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Clare Chambers. 2024. Freedom and Equality. Freedom and Equality.
Ellen Gruenbaum, Brian D. Earp & Richard A. Shweder. (2022) Reconsidering the role of patriarchy in upholding female genital modifications: analysis of contemporary and pre-industrial societies. International Journal of Impotence Research 35:3, pages 202-211.
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Michela Villani. (2022) Clitoral reconstruction: challenges and new directions. International Journal of Impotence Research 35:3, pages 196-201.
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Brian D. Earp. (2022) Genital Cutting as Gender Oppression: Time to Revisit the WHO Paradigm. Frontiers in Human Dynamics 4.
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Yannick Jaffré & Isabelle L. Lange. (2021) Being a midwife in West Africa: Between sensory experiences, moral standards, socio-technical violence and affective constraints. Social Science & Medicine 276, pages 113842.
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Janice Boddy. (2020) Re-thinking the Zero Tolerance Approach to FGM/C: the Debate Around Female Genital Cosmetic Surgery. Current Sexual Health Reports 12:4, pages 302-313.
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Dina Bader & Véronique Mottier. (2020) Femonationalism and populist politics: The case of the Swiss ban on female genital mutilation. Nations and Nationalism 26:3, pages 644-659.
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Clare Chambers. 2019. Female Genital Cosmetic Surgery. Female Genital Cosmetic Surgery 72 79 .
Merle Spriggs & Lynn Gillam. (2018) “I Don’t See That as a Medical Problem”: Clinicians’ Attitudes and Responses to Requests for Cosmetic Genital Surgery by Adolescents. Journal of Bioethical Inquiry 15:4, pages 535-548.
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Yannick Jaffré. (2018) Ce que les sages-femmes disent de leurs vies, de leur métier et de leurs pratiques de soin. Santé Publique HS:HS, pages 151-166.
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Melinda Jones. (2017) Intersex Genital Mutilation – A Western Version of fgm. The International Journal of Children’s Rights 25:2, pages 396-411.
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Naomi Onsongo. (2017) Female Genital Cutting (FGC): Who Defines Whose Culture as Unethical?. IJFAB: International Journal of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics 10:2, pages 105-123.
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Dina Bader. (2016) Nationalisme sexuel : le cas de l’excision et de la chirurgie esthétique génitale dans les discours d’experts en Suisse. Swiss Journal of Sociology 42:3, pages 574-598.
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Janice Boddy. (2016) The normal and the aberrant in female genital cutting. HAU: Journal of Ethnographic Theory 6:2, pages 41-69.
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Sandrine Atallah, Crista Johnson-Agbakwu, Talli Rosenbaum, Carmita Abdo, E. Sandra Byers, Cynthia Graham, Pedro Nobre, Kevan Wylie & Lori Brotto. (2016) Ethical and Sociocultural Aspects of Sexual Function and Dysfunction in Both Sexes. The Journal of Sexual Medicine 13:4, pages 591-606.
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C Moran & C Lee. (2013) What's normal? Influencing women's perceptions of normal genitalia: an experiment involving exposure to modified and nonmodified images. BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology 121:6, pages 761-766.
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George F Winter. (2014) Female genital mutilation. British Journal of Midwifery 22:4, pages 236-236.
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