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International Day Of Zero Tolerance For Female Genital Mutilation

International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation Take Action Today.

Written by

Aneeta Prem

Published on

July 3, 2025

International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation

International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation

“Take Action Today: Donate to Support Freedom Charity and End FGM”

On 6th February 2023, the world will come together to observe the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). In support of this important cause, Freedom Charity has teamed up with Kate Nash and Guts Gallery to host an online sales exhibition featuring artwork from some of the world’s most talented artists. The funds raised from the sale of the artwork will be split 50/50 between the artist and Freedom Charity, with some artists even pledging to donate 100% of their profits to the cause.

You can make a difference in the fight against FGM by purchasing a red triangle badge, the national symbol against this harmful practice. The badge is available for purchase on Freedom Charity’s website, with all proceeds going directly towards their education program and donating copies of Aneeta Prem’s books, “But It’s Not Fair” on Forced Marriage and “Cut Flowers” on FGM with PSHE association accreditation. These resour

ces provide valuable information and education on the subject to help prevent FGM and raise awareness.

But you can also make a more enormous impact by donating directly to Freedom Charity. Your donation will support survivors of forced marriage and FGM and help to prevent this devastating crime. Every dollar counts, and your donation will make a real difference in the lives of those affected by FGM.

Join the movement against FGM and support Freedom Charity today. Visit Guts Gallery’s online exhibitions page and follow our social media pages for more information and updates. With your help, we can work towards a world where FGM is a thing of the past.

Are you looking to make a difference in the fight against Female Genital Mutilation (FGM)? Show your support by purchasing the red triangle badge, the international symbol against FGM. The badge is now available for purchase on Freedom Charity’s website, with all proceeds going directly towards supporting their education program

The red triangle badge serves as a symbol of hope and a statement of your commitment to ending FGM. By wearing the badge, you are joining the movement and spreading awareness about this devastating crime. Together, we can work towards a world where FGM is a thing of the past.

Your support can also help provide education and support to survivors of forced marriage and FGM. Freedom Charity’s education program is focused on preventing FGM and raising awareness on the subject. By purchasing the red triangle badge, you are not only showing your support, but you are also contributing to the cause and helping prevent FGM.

So, what are you waiting for? Buy the red triangle badge today and join the fight against FGM. Show your support for Freedom Charity and help make a difference. Visit their website now to purchase the badge and learn more about their education program and efforts to end FGM. Let’s work towards a world free from FGM.

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