Explore the intricate dance between cultural values and public health in Cameroon. This insightful study delves into Female Circumcision (FC) within the context of the HIV/AIDS pandemic, offering profound ethnographic perspectives from the Ejagham tribes. Vitalis Pemunta Ngambouk critically examines gendered personhood, patriarchal rites, and the limitations of health-centric interventions. Essential for students and researchers in gender studies, anthropology, and global health, this book highlights FC as a complex human rights and development issue. Understand how tradition and modernity clash, impacting social change.