Honoring Champions of Women’s Health and Rights on World Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM

On this International World Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), we at Naret Organization are proud to announce that Dr. Mayian has been honored as one of the champions of women’s health rights and the fight against FGM in Northern Kenya. This recognition is a testament to Dr. Mayian’s unwavering commitment to advancing the health, rights, and dignity of women and girls, particularly in the fight against the harmful practice of FGM. FGM remains a grave violation of human rights, causing lifelong physical, emotional, and psychological harm to millions of girls and women across the globe. Despite significant strides in the fight against this brutal practice, millions of girls are still subjected to FGM, and the need for collective action has never been more urgent. On this crucial day, Naret Organization reaffirms its commitment to ending FGM and ensuring that the health and human rights of girls and women are protected worldwide. FGM has no place in any society, and we stand firm in our resolve to eradicate it. We recognize that true change requires a united effort. We must continue to amplify our voices, strengthen our actions, and collaborate closely with communities to educate, advocate, and take decisive steps toward ending FGM. Every girl deserves the right to grow up free from violence, discrimination, and the trauma caused by FGM. Every girl deserves the opportunity to make decisions about her own body and future, free from fear or coercion. We must break the silence, challenge harmful societal norms, and ensure that every girl lives in a world where she is not at risk of FGM. Now is the time for change, and Naret Organization will continue to work hand in hand with partners and communities to create a future where the health, dignity, and rights of girls and women are upheld everywhere. Together, we can make this vision a reality. The time for change is now.