Jessica Wynn

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8,464 appearances 15 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 20 Sep

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And they're using razors, knives, scissors, or yeah, whatever instruments are available.
And anesthesia, really uncommon.
Right, which, you know, leads to, you know, the sterile conditions are usually absent.
Ugh.
God.
There's been a disturbing development though within healthcare professionals who are increasingly performing it, but that's a very recent change.
Either way it infringes on the most fundamental human rights, the right to health, to security, to dignity, to bodily autonomy, and in cases where the procedure leads to death, which it does, the right to life itself.
You know, that's why organizations around the world consider this a human rights issue.
Jeez.
Well, you know, the word you choose it tells people what kind of conversation you're trying to have, you know, who's in the room here.
Mutilation is the term used by most international human rights organizations because they want to make one thing unmistakably clear.
This is a human rights violation involving a child's body.
It's child abuse.
It's not simply a cultural tradition people happen to disagree about.
And there's a strong argument for that framing because softening the language risks softening the moral clarity of it all.
Absolutely.
And you're in really good company thinking that.
That's exactly why the World Health Organization, the UN
most human rights organizations use the word mutilation.
They want to make it just so clear that this isn't a cultural curiosity.
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