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Emily and her daughter Britney are working to end genital mutilation of girls – here’s how.
Britney Korir, 18, and her mum Emily, 49 Source: SBS News / Sandra Fulloon
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Published 6 May 2023 7:00am
By Sandra Fulloon
Presented by Nicola Canning
Source: SBS News
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200 million women worldwide have survived genital mutilation. Many others have died following the procedure. One Australian family is self-funding a campaign to end the practice. Warning - This story contains content that may be distressing to some listeners
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