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Mae Azango is a Liberian journalist for FrontPage Africa. She is particularly known for her reports on female genital mutilation (FGM), which helped suspend the practice in the nation. In 2012, she was awarded the International Press Freedom Award of the Committee to Protect Journalists.

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rdfs:label	ماي أزانجو (ar) Mae Azango (ca) Mae Azango (eu) Mae Azango (es) Mae Azango (fr) Mae Azango (en) 美·阿贊戈 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Mae Azango (Monròvia, 6 de maig de 1972) és una periodista de Libèria coneguda pels seus reportatges sobre les mutilacions genitals femenines, que combat al seu país. En 2012 va rebre el Premi internacional de la llibertat de la premsa del Comitè per a la Protecció dels Periodistes. (ca) ماي أزانجو Mae Azango صحفية ليبيرية تعمل لصالح جريدة فرونت بيج أفريكا FrontPage Africa. عرفت ماي بسبب تقاريرها عن ختان الإناث التي ساعدت على قف هذه الممارسة في ليبيريا. وفي عام 2012 أهديت جائزة حرية الصحافة الدولية من لجنة حماية الصحفيين. (ar) Mae Azango (Monrovia, 6 de mayo de 1972) es una periodista de Liberia que trabaja para el periódico FrontPage Africa conocida por sus reportajes sobre las mutilaciones génitales femeninas, que combate en su país. En 2012 recibió el del Comité para la Protección de los Periodistas. (es) Mae Azango (Monrovia, Liberia, 1972ko maiatzaren 6a) kazetaria eta emakumeen genitalen mutilazioaren aurkako aktibista da. FrontPage Africa egunkarirako lan egiten du, eta bere herrialdean borrokan diren emakumeen genital mozketei buruzko erreportajeengatik ezaguna da. 2012an, Kazetariak Babesteko Batzordearen prentsaren askatasunaren nazioarteko saria jaso zuen. (eu) Mae Azango est une journaliste libérienne travaillant pour le journal FrontPage Africa. Elle est connue pour ses reportages à propos des mutilations génitales féminines, qu'elle combat dans son pays. En 2012 elle reçoit le « Prix international de la liberté de la presse du CPJ ». (fr) Mae Azango is a Liberian journalist for FrontPage Africa. She is particularly known for her reports on female genital mutilation (FGM), which helped suspend the practice in the nation. In 2012, she was awarded the International Press Freedom Award of the Committee to Protect Journalists. (en) 美·阿贊戈（英文：Mae Azango）是一名賴比瑞亞記者，任職於當地媒體《非洲頭版》，她以女性生殖器切割傳統的相關報導聞名，她的報導也促使賴比瑞亞暫停此一傳統。2012年，她獲得國際組織保護記者委員會頒發的國際新聞自由獎。 (zh)
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