Olayinka is 15, and currently lives in Rochdale with her mum and her two brothers (16 and 14). They are here because Olayinka refuses to undergo female genital mutilation (FGM), part of cultural tradition within her father’s family and tribe in Nigeria.

Olayinka has made it crystal clear that she would rather die in Britain than be deported to Nigeria and endure FGM, having attempted suicide three months ago. This campaign is launching to stop both of these outcomes. Olayinka and her mother and brothers must be allowed to live in safety in Britain.

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