Titlebook: Human Rights Education Through Ciné Débat; Film as a Tool to Fi Johanna Richter Book 2016 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 2016 Human rights e

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The traditional anchoring of FGM in Burkina Faso: the decisive role of communityy emphasise the necessity of understanding these cultural foundations in order to understand the reasons for the continuation of FGM. The complex web of traditional and cultural substructures in Burkina Faso influences and reflects the tradition of FGM, and determines the difficulty of understanding the patterns and outcomes of the practice.

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Cinematic and cultural preconditions for ciné débat in Burkina Faso premises for . in the country, and addresses the issue of oral traditions and traditional discussion habits. Later, this chapter expounds on the beginnings of film in the country and the efforts taken by the state to nationalise the cinema.

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The social role of women in sustaining the familyFGM is not only regarded as supportive for society; followers of the practice also consider it necessary in conforming to a social norm. If not undergone, women and their families may suffer sanctions such as not being accepted by their community.

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Achieving the end of FGM in Burkina Faso through the awareness of human rightsAccording to Eva Neuhaus and Werner Heuler-Neuhaus, the meaning and interpretation of the term ‘human rights’ is complicated for many cultures. On the one hand, this expression refers to a broad understanding of the status and position of human beings, regardless of specific cultures. On the other hand, the term splits into many individual rights.

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FGM in Burkina Fasoany). With 17,8 million inhabitants (CIA – The World Fact Book, Population: 2013a), of whom 43.9 % live below the poverty line, Burkina Faso is classified both as a least developed country and a low-income, food-deficit country (Ausw?rtiges Amt, 2013: 1st break).

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critical reconsideration of one’s own thoughts represents aprerequisite for changing habits. The aim is to find solutions within thetraditional context of the country, not to dictate or instruct behaviourpatterns to the locals..978-3-658-12722-0978-3-658-12723-7