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Forced Marriage Facts

Forcing someone to marry can result in a sentence of up to 7 years in prison in the UK

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Forced Marriage Facts

Did you know the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 makes it a criminal offence to force someone to marry?

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#FGM Facts – No.5

Women who undergo #FGM have an increased risk of complications during pregnancy and childbirth.

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#FGM Facts – No.4

#FGM causes immediate consequences of pain, shock, bleeding, injury of other genital tissue, difficulty urinating, infections, and sometimes death due to hemorrhagic shock

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#FGM Facts – No.3

#FGM has become a pressing issue in Australia, Canada, England, France, and the U.S., because of immigrants continuing to practice the procedures that were common in their native countries

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#FGM Facts – No.2

Approx 140 million girls and women live with the consequences of #FGM worldwide

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#FGM Facts – No.1

#FGM is defined as procedures that intentionally alter or cause injury to the female genital organs for non-medical reasons.

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I’m a Survivor of ‘Honour’ Based Violence, We Need to Ensure Girls Don’t Feel Abandoned Like I Did

Laila, not her real name, recounts escaping from her parents, who had arranged for her sister Homa, 16, also not her real name, to marry a much older man against her will Looking back, life could have been very different for me and my two younger sisters if our schools had taught us about our […]

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Circle of Friends – Halo Project News

Over 50 surviours showed up at Monday’s “Circle  of Firends” meeting to share their stories. Empowerment for those who need help, Halo supports victims by  providing not just a voice but change and improved outcomes by sharing survivor stories with providers enabling meaningful change and increased understanding through awareness programmes.      

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