They promised to stop practicing female cutting. This sleuth makes sure.
Briefly

Momodou Keita's work as a community patrolman has sparked a nationwide debate in Gambia on the illegal practice of female genital mutilation, influencing global conversations and awareness.
Keita's approach involves surprise visits to cutters like Oumu Bah, who once cut 30 girls at a ceremony. His vigilance aims to ensure she remains committed to abandoning the illegal practice.
With a mission to eradicate female genital cutting, Keita emphasizes the importance of local informants, especially children, who can provide vital information while remaining in safe spaces.
In Gambia, where 75% of women and girls are affected by this practice, Keita’s persistent monitoring and reporting are crucial in driving societal change and legal adherence regarding female genital mutilation.
Read at Washington Post
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