Her determination, she draws from her own trauma: Tabara Touré was the victim of excision when she was seven years old in Guinea. However, this mutilation is prohibited in her country of origin, but is still practiced as much: 95% to 97% of women are excreted there. Arrived in France at the age of sixteen, she campaigns within the network "Excision, let's talk about it", against female genital mutilation (FGM). On her Instagram account, she regu…
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Her determination, she draws from her own trauma: Tabara Touré was the victim of excision when she was seven years old in Guinea. However, this mutilation is prohibited in her country of origin, but is still practiced as much: 95% to 97% of women are excreted there. Arrived in France at the age of sixteen, she campaigns within the network "Excision, let's talk about it", against female genital mutilation (FGM). On her Instagram account, she regu…