By Kieran Guilbert LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Healthcare professionals and teachers in England and Wales who fail to report cases of female genital mutilation in children could be fired under a new law which campaigners said was vital to protect girls at risk. Identifying victims is an important part of … Read entire story.
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