Teen FGM survivor dreams of defending girls
A 16-year-old girl in Tanzania shares her story of escaping Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) and finding refuge in a safe house. The article highlights the importance of support programs in protecting girls' rights and education.
Why it matters
Highlights critical social issues regarding human rights, gender-based violence, and the effectiveness of international aid programs.
TARIME: AT just 16, Bhoke (name changed to protect her identity) has already made one of the bravest decisions of her life.
The article reports on a human interest story and social program without political bias.
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