<p>&ldquo;Frank, riveting and passionate, Maria Kiminta&rsquo;s courageous story tells you why you will want to support the global movement against FGM. Female genital mutilation, in this survivor&rsquo;s tale, leaves no doubt as to its nature as an assault on human dignity better erased from anyone&rsquo;s &lsquo;culture&rsquo;.&rdquo;<br /><em><strong>Neneh Bojang</strong>, President, EuroNet-FGM and Director, IAC Norway</em></p>
<p>&ldquo;Maria Kiminta, a courageous Maasai who resides in Germany, wants her voice to count in efforts to stop FGM. For that reason she has written a powerful, persuasive book addressed to all people of good will who also wish to see the abuse of female child ren end. A must read!&rdquo;<br /><em><strong>Lorraine Koonce Farahmand,</strong> Esq. Solicitor of England and Wales, NY lawyer and gender advocate</em></p>
<p>&ldquo;Maria Kiminta writes, &lsquo;&hellip; traditions responsible for FGM are stubborn, but cultures of cutting can change.&rsquo; By speaking out and writing, she hopes to enhance the welfare of her people. We should all applaud her courage and sincerity.&rdquo;<br /><em><strong>Hilary Burrage,</strong> journalist and author, </em>Eradicating Female Genital Mutilation</p>