Female Genital Cutting and Coming of Age in Guinea (English, French)
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Front Matter (PDF, 702K)
Chapter 1 - Introduction (PDF, 858K)
Chapter 2 - Methodology (PDF, 219K)
Chapter 3 - Preparation of Girls For Marriage (PDF, 246K)
Chapter 4 - Female Genital Cutting (PDF, 827K)
Chapter 5 - FGC Practitioners (PDF, 136K)
Chapter 6 - Conclusions ans Recommendations (PDF, 334K)
References (PDF, 87K)
Appendix A - Interviewer Guides (PDF, 137K)
Appendix B - Research Team Personnel (PDF, 62K)
Pages Préliminaires (PDF, 2562K)
Chapitre 1 - Introduction (PDF, 732K)
Chapitre 2 - Méthodologie (PDF, 242K)
Chapitre 3 - Préparation De La Jeune Fille Au Mariage (PDF, 292K)
Chapitre 4 - Excision (PDF, 889K)
Chapitre 5 - Personnes Pratiquant L'Excision (PDF, 151K)
Chapitre 6 - Conclusion Et Recommandations (PDF, 322K)
Références (PDF, 88K)
Annexe A - Guides Des Enquêteurs (PDF, 156K)
Annexe B - Personnel De L'Enquête (PDF, 599K)
Summary Brief (PDF, 749K)
Abstract:
The study of female genital cutting (FGC) in Guinea was conducted mainly to better understand how to ask and answer questions about types of FGC in a DHS survey. Through interviews with more than 400 women in the four main languages of Guinea, the study found that women described four types of cutting familiar to them. By using these descriptions of cutting as pre-coded answers to a question about type in the 1999 DHS survey in Guinea, DHS obtained rich and detailed data on FGC type in Guinea.