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The term ‘whistleblowing’ is sometimes confused with the need to report safeguarding or professional concerns about another member of staff or adult in the school. Whistleblowing is about systemic or procedural failures and is not only confined to issues about staff conduct.
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Communities particularly affected by FGM in the UK include girls from:
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Egypt, Nigeria, Eritrea, Yemen, Indonesia and Afghanistan.
In the UK, FGM tends to occur in areas with larger populations of communities who practise FGM, such as first-generation immigrants, refugees and asylum seekers. These areas include:
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Not a religious practice
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Offence since 2003 to take girls abroad
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