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*The article should describe the practice, with sources indicating prevalence of respective variations on the subject.
*Attach proper labels to references - They mostly just show up as numbers now
*Expand introduction
*Search for and eliminate duplicate references *Search for and eliminate duplicate references
*Update information on Christianity - there are indigenous, ancient pre-Western Christian traditions in Africa and the current article presupposes a biased Western view -particularly important given that Egypt and Ethiopia in particular have high rates of FGC and large, dominantly non-Western Christian denominations cf http://en.wikipedia.org/Christianity_in_Africa--] (]) 21:37, 28 July 2008 (UTC)
*Import the infibulation picture from the danish wikipedia
* is in french. Can we find a replacement source that is in english, or a translation?
*Insert a section on how cultural relativism influences how Westerners view the practice.

Latest revision as of 08:55, 29 July 2011

  • The article should describe the practice, with sources indicating prevalence of respective variations on the subject.
  • Expand introduction
  • Search for and eliminate duplicate references
  • Update information on Christianity - there are indigenous, ancient pre-Western Christian traditions in Africa and the current article presupposes a biased Western view -particularly important given that Egypt and Ethiopia in particular have high rates of FGC and large, dominantly non-Western Christian denominations cf http://en.wikipedia.org/Christianity_in_Africa--N4guy (talk) 21:37, 28 July 2008 (UTC)