Cairo, Egypt

When the Cairo conference took place in 1994, Mona Daoud was only thirteen years old. Nonetheless, she still remembers the dialogue it created in her country, and without realizing it at the time, she would become a part of that dialogue years later when the fledgling journalist took an interest in...

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Published inChampion of Choice p. 339
Main Author Mona Daoud
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published UNP - Nebraska 01.03.2013
Subjects
Arts
Audiences
Behavioral sciences
Consumers
Daughters
Education
Educational institutions
Families
Family members
Family planning
Female genital mutilation
Formal education
Health and wellness
Health care industry
Health care services
Health education
Health sciences
Human populations
Human societies
Medical procedures
Medical treatment
Performing arts
Personal health services
Persons
Population studies
Practical theology
Prayer
Public health
Religion
Religious practices
Reproductive health services
School campuses
Sex education
Social institutions
Social sciences
Sociology
Surgical procedures
Theater
Theology
Urogenital surgical procedures
Urologic surgical procedures
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Summary:When the Cairo conference took place in 1994, Mona Daoud was only thirteen years old. Nonetheless, she still remembers the dialogue it created in her country, and without realizing it at the time, she would become a part of that dialogue years later when the fledgling journalist took an interest in the sex education workshops being offered for adolescents. At icpd, these services for youth had fomented a vitriolic feud between liberals and conservatives; fast forward a decade, and the government of one of the most fervently Islamic nations on the planet would be bringing teenagers together to discuss .
ISBN:080321104X
9780803211049
DOI:10.2307/j.ctt1ddr8sd.32