| The practice of infibulation has decreased and been replaced by other methods. |
| Lastly, infibulation or pharaonic circumcision includes clitoridectomy and sewing of the vulva. |
| The practice of infibulation was very common in India, from religious motives. |
| The Sudanese Medical Council issued a ruling in 2004 prohibiting doctors from performing excision and infibulation operations on women. |
| In Somalia, infibulation is common, often a few weeks before marriage. There are certainly sound medical reasons for eliminating the practice. |
| For this infibulation of girls, as it is a substance not subject to corruption, they use the fibres of the asbestos. |
