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Female Genital Mutilation


Éditeur : Compte d'auteur Date & Lieu : 2004, Suleimaniyah
Préface : Pages : 132
Traduction : Nasreen Ibrahim RahimISBN :
Langue : Anglais, KurdeFormat : 145x210mm
Code FIKP : Liv. Eng. Kur. Ka. Rah. Fem. N° 5061Thème : Sociologie

Female Genital Mutilation

Female Genital Mutilation

Runak Faraj Rahim

Compte d’auteur

Research in regard to social problems and particularly in regard to women is very rare and if available, it faces many problems due to:
1. Unavailability of a department or a center to support this work financially.
2. Cost of funding this work is too high.
3. Little interest in doing such studies, due to living in a climate of continuous political conflicts.
4. Most people believe that some issues in our community are sensitive and considered as family problems, and will not supply information for public research.
.....


Contents

Introduction
The Questionnaire Form

Section One: Research Problems and Its Importance
1.1 Problems
1.2 Purpose of The Research:
1.3 Bounderies And Geographical Areas
1.4 Important Assumptions of The Research:
1.5 Conception Used in The Research

Section Two: Theoritical Aspect
2.1 How Did Female Circumcision Arrive in Kurdstan?
2.2 Constraints Preventing the Open Discussion of This Practice
2.3 Effects of Circumcision on Women/ Girls
2.4 The Age of Females When They Are Circumcised
2.5 The Time of Year When Female Circumcision Is performed
2.6 The Instruments Used in This Practise

Section: Three Practical Aspect
3.1 Research Methodology
3.1.1 Geographic Area:
3.1.2 Tools of The Research:
3.1.3 Samples of The Research
3.1.4 Tables Displaying Data Collected
3.2 Analysis of The Research Samples
3.2.1 Research Sample Ages:
3.2.2 Place of Birth:
3.2.3 Number of Females Circumcised from the Acquired Data
3.2.4 Factors Behind Existance Of This Practice
3.2.5 Interviews
3.2.6 Reasons for Not Talking About This Practice
3.2.7 Difference in The Areas and People
3.2.8 Women Feelings
3.2.9 The Responsible Person for Undertaking the Act of Circumcision
3.2.10 Mentioning the Harms and Damages of This Act

Section Four: Recommendations and Conclusion
4.1 Level of Changes
4.2 Recommendations
4.3 Conclusion
4.4 Projects Implemented in regard to Female Genetai Mutilation
4.5 Attachments
4.6 References

Thanks Go To


INTRODUCTION

Kurdistan is the geographical area located at the southwest of Asia. Its land today is divided among Turkey, Iran, Iraq and Syria. Before 1539, there were no boundaries and Kurdistan was consisting of one piece of land; following this many, many conflicts occurred to occupy this land, especially in the reign of the Medes, the first Kurdish royal kingdom. Among many conflicts and battles that left a great impact on Kurdistan, was the Islam army attacks in which they reached Iran through Kurdistan. After lots of battles and blood shedding, this religion imposed itself and a group of Iranian people considered themselves as its leaders whom were the Safawees. Meanwhile in Turkey, the Othmanees demanded to be called the leaders. Thus many clashes happened between these two groups, which were mostly for power. One of the most famous battles that happened and ended up with most damage to Kurdish people was the "Chalderan Battle" in 1539. In this battle the Othmanees won and the possessions were distributed including the land of Kurdistan. We can say that this was the first division for Kurdistan in the history which ruined (destroyed) Kurdish people totally because most of Kurdistan became the possession of Othmanees who had a tribal structure melted in Islam religion. That is why for a period of more than 360 years of governing, they left no chances for development.

When the Othmanees went out after the 1st World War, according to " Saiks Biko Treaty " for the winners of the War, Kurdistan was divided into 4 parts among Turkey, Iran, Iraq and Syria. Since that time Kurdish people has been in a continuous war to remove these boundaries. For this reason fewer opportunities were available to look closely into culture and step forward to more civilized society, and the causes behind existing social problems today are due to the pressures and aggressions from past history.

The following research is focussed on information gathered from a part of that divided land which is South Kurdistan. Since the events of 1991, and during the period of political freedom since then, there has been the greater opportunity to try to study the society. One of these trials is my research in regard to individuals in Kurdish society and one of the unmentioned problems of individuals, which is the circumcision of girls.

Section One

Research Problems and Its Importance

1.1 Problems
Research in regard to social problems and particularly in regard to women is very rare and if available, it faces many problems due to:

1. Unavailability of a department or a center to support this work financially.

2. Cost of funding this work is too high.

3. Little interest in doing such studies, due to living in a climate of continuous political conflicts.

4. Most people believe that some issues in our community are sensitive and considered as family problems, and will not supply information for public research.

For these reasons, since the beginning of my work in the years after the uprising (1991), when approaching these issues was a new thing, I faced many problems…


Runak Faraj Rahim

Female Genital Mutilation

Compte d’auteur

Compte d’auteur
Kurdish Community
And Female Genital Mutilation
A Social Field and Theory Research
in Southern Part of Kurdistan
Written by Runak Faraj Rahim
Translated by Nasreen Ibrahim Rahim

This Research Is A Personal Trial In
Which I Consider the Best Way to Step
Forward to Identify the Social Problems
And Their Solutions.

Suleimaniyah 2004
(Year 2704 - Kurdish Calender)

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