When Sexual Parts of Young Girls Are Exploited, is There Any Culture ?
To deny equal rights to sexual pleasure for women by the total elimination of the
external genitalia of the woman or total removal of the clitoris or the partial or total removal of the labia inner, it is called genital mutilation and excision.
The UN human rights reports say that sexual exploitation of girls is about four types of procedures. Sexual exploitation of girls is usually performed between the ages of four and eight years but can occur at any age from childhood to adolescence. A type of sexual exploitation of young girls is partial or total removal of the clitoris and / or the prepuce (clitoral hood). Two types of sexual exploitation of young girls is the partial or total removal of the clitoris and the labia inner, with or without excision of the labia outer. Three types of female genital mutilation is a narrowing of the vaginal orifice with creation of a closure by cutting and repositioning of the labia inner and / or labia outer, with or without excision of the clitoris. Four types of female genital mutilation is a variety of practices, such as perforation of the clitoris with needles, burning or scarring the genitals as well as cutting or tearing of the vagina.
In doing research on this serious abuse of human rights, it seems more serious than the abuses of human rights on Aisha, the young Afghan women has been cut off noses and ears as punishment for running away and it made the cover of Time Magazine. BBC and western media talked a lot about it. It has consequences more psychological, psychiatric and medical on the unfortunate girls. Those who believe in such culture, lead the young girl to resist "illicit" sexual acts. When a vaginal opening is blocked or narrowed, the fear of the pain of open resist "illicit" sexual acts.
World Health Organization on its website said that a female genital intervention that intentionally alter or injure female genital organs is for non-medical reasons. The procedure has no health benefits for girls and women. They can cause serious bleeding and problems urinating, and later, potential childbirth complications and newborn deaths. An estimated 14,000,000 girls and women worldwide are living with the consequences of female genital mutilation. Female genital mutilation is mainly performed on girls between infancy and age 15 years. In Africa, more girls aged 10 and over have undergone genital mutilation. Female genital mutilation is recognized internationally as abuses of human rights of girls and women.
Female genital mutilation predates Islam and Christianity. Supreme Council of Islamic Research, the highest religious authority in Egypt, issued a statement saying that sexual exploitation of girls has no basis in Islamic law and it is dangerous should not be practiced.
Although recognized internationally as a form of violence against women and girls, the tragedy is that Female genital mutilation is perpetuated by mothers, aunts and other women who love and want the best for their children.
Latest report from Human Rights Watch says the practice has flourished more in the Kurdish region of Iraq, local administration under American forces and they were not doing enough to stop it as they do not want to annoy people on their Kurdish support. Kurdistan government has not taken steps to even pass a law banning the culture of genital mutilation of young girls. In the rest of the world, at least, the genital mutilation of young girls has been declared punishable.
A report published in The New York Times said, there are between eight and ten million women and girls in the Middle East and Africa who are at risk of undergoing one form or another of genital mutilation. United States, it is estimated that nearly ten thousand girls are at risk of the culture of female genital mutilation.
I feel all kinds of abuses of human rights in the declaration of human rights especially against children and women can be sorted by the creation of general education at all concerned that it is just a practice and habit of a civilization. Debating on a particular case of culture , irritate the tribe and does not solve the problem. Debating on a particular case like Aisha, the young Afghan women are advantages magazine and media only in form of advertising. It does not solve the problem, it become the enjoyment of a group and hate the site opposite. General debate on such abuses of human rights and culture is always useful.
When Sexual Parts of Young Girls Are Exploited, is There Any Culture ?
By: Gaurav Virk
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