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01/20
One of the villages which abandoned female genital mutilation 2016
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Women bringing food for the dinner before the ceremony
02/20
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A girl in the village of Sabouciré N’di
03/20
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Young girls dancing to welcome the participants to the ceremony
04/20
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The chief and an elder of the village which hosted and sponsored the ceremony
05/20
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Women going back from late night dancing before the event
06/20
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Sada Coulibaly, who lost two daughters because of the mutilation
07/20
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Coumba Kante, a traditional cutter from a village which has not yet abandoned the practice
08/20
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A man, holding his two daughters who almost died because of the mutilation
09/20
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Cooking couscous on the night before the ceremony
10/20
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A young boy serving coffee to the elders on the day of the event
11/20
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Kids from the village of Sabouciré N’di
12/20
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Women preparing spicy chili pepper sauce
13/20
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An elder from a village, which is now on its way to abandon female genital mutilation
14/20
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A griot, a role similar to a storyteller and a mediator, often involved in spreading awareness against FGM
15/20
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Young people from different villages
before the ceremony
16/20
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A field coordinator from AMSOPT and a villager dancing on the day before the ceremony
17/20
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A young woman sheltering his son from the sun on the day of the ceremony
18/20
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Two women dress their hair
on the village of the ceremony
19/20
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A young boy wash himself
in the river Senegal, ner Kayes
20/20