List of countries by prevalence of genital cutting

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Guarapiranga: Page comparing prevalence of genital cutting across countries, sexes and age groups

'''NOTE:''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Guarapiranga/Draft:List_of_countries_by_prevalence_of_genital_cutting This page] was taken down by the feminist mob at WP. It's been transferred over, but not all codes that work there work here. Perhaps someone more experienced with this wiki's templates can clean up the invalid syntax.

In males, '''[[circumcision]]''' consists of removing the prepuce of the penis (the [[foreskin]]). Circumcision is practiced on young Muslim boys (known as ''khitan'') and on newborn Jewish infants (known as ''brit milah''), as well as on non-Jewish or Muslim infants in the United States as a hospital procedure.<ref>{{Cite journal|last=Wiswell|first=Thomas E.|last2=Bailis|first2=Stefan A.|last3=Morris|first3=Brian J.|date=2014-05-01|title=Circumcision Rates in the United States: Rising or Falling? What Effect Might the New Affirmative Pediatric Policy Statement Have?|url=https://www.mayoclinicproceedings.org/article/S0025-6196(14)00036-6/fulltext|journal=Mayo Clinic Proceedings|language=English|volume=89|issue=5|pages=677–686|doi=10.1016/j.mayocp.2014.01.001|issn=0025-6196|pmid=24702735}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/hestat/circumcision_2013/circumcision_2013.htm|title=Products - Health E Stats - Trends in Circumcision Among Male Newborns Born in U.S. Hospitals: 1979–2010|date=2019-06-01|website=www.cdc.gov|language=en-us|access-date=2019-08-31}}</ref> It used to be, but is no longer, a common procedure in Australia<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.circinfo.org/statistics.html|title=Australian circumcision statistics {{!}} Circinfo.org|website=www.circinfo.org|access-date=2019-08-31}}</ref> and Canada.<ref>{{Cite news|url=|title=Rates of circumcision slashed in past 30 years|last=|first=|date=2006-03-23|work=The Gazette, Montreal|access-date=|page=A13}}</ref><ref>{{Cite news|url=|title=N.S. circumcisions continue to drop: Province has second-lowest rate in the country|last=MacDonald|first=Andrea|date=2006-03-25|work=Halifax Daily News|access-date=}}</ref> Circumcision for cosmetic reasons is banned in public hospitals in Australia.<ref>{{Cite news|url=https://www.theguardian.com/society/2017/feb/09/protection-offered-by-circumcision-does-not-warrant-lifting-ban-say-doctors|title=Protection offered by circumcision does not warrant lifting ban, say doctors|last=Press|first=Australian Associated|date=2017-02-09|work=The Guardian|access-date=2019-06-01|language=en-GB|issn=0261-3077}}</ref>

The procedures of {{W|female genital mutilation}} (FGM) are significantly more extensive.<ref name=Nussbaum1999p119/> FGM has no medical benefits and can cause serious harm to women's physical and mental health, depending on the procedure and whether it was performed by traditional cutters or medical personnel.<ref name=WHO2019/> Known until the early 1990s as "female circumcision", the {{W|World Health Organization}} (WHO) and other agencies began referring to it as "female genital mutilation" to remove any analogy to male circumcision.<ref>{{cite book |last1=Cappa |first1=Claudia |display-authors=etal|title=Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting: A Statistical Overview and Exploration of the Dynamics of Change |date=July 2013 |publisher=United Nations Children's Fund |location=New York |url=http://data.unicef.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/FGMC_Lo_res_Final_26.pdf|pages=6–7|ref={{sfnref|UNICEF|2013}}}}</ref><ref name=Nussbaum1999p119>{{cite book|last1=Nussbaum|first1=Martha|author-link=Martha Nussbaum|title=Sex and Social Justice|date=1999|publisher=Oxford University Press|location=New York and Oxford|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=7zoaKIolT9oC&printsec=frontcover|isbn=9780195355017|page=119}}</ref> It is outlawed around the world, including in many of the countries in which it is most heavily concentrated.{{sfn|UNICEF|2013|pp=8–9}} Found mainly in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, the practice is divided by the WHO into [[Female genital mutilation#Types|four types]]:<ref name=WHO2019>{{Cite web|url=https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/female-genital-mutilation|title=Female genital mutilation|publisher=World Health Organization|language=en|access-date=2019-06-01}}</ref>

* '''Type 1''' ({{W|clitoridectomy}}) is the partial or total removal of the {{W|clitoral glans}}; "in very rare cases", according to the WHO, it involves removal of the [[clitoral hood]] only (the prepuce, or skin around the clitoral glans).
* '''Type 2''' ({{W|Female genital mutilation#Type II|excision}}) is the partial or total removal of the clitoral glans, {{W|inner labia}}, and sometimes the {{W|outer labia}}.
* '''Type 3''' ({{W|infibulation}}) is the removal of the inner and outer labia and the creation of a seal over the [[vagina]] by stitching the two sides or by otherwise allowing them to bond, leaving a small hole for the passage of urine and menstrual blood; this is performed with and without clitoridectomy.
* '''Type 4''' is "all other harmful procedures to the female genitalia for non-medical purposes, e.g. pricking, piercing, incising, scraping and cauterizing the genital area".<ref name=WHO2019/>

== Maps ==
{{Main in Wikipedia|Prevalence of circumcision|Female genital mutilation#Distribution}}
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!0-14
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== Table ==
{{Rank | rows={{TRC|tableno=2|ignore=2}} | header-lines=2 | caption='''Prevalence of genital cutting by sex, age and country'''{{efn|Mostly all international data, including that republished by the other two most cited sources here, Morris et al. (2016)<ref name=":3" /> and UNICEF,<ref name=":8" /> for circumcision and FGM respectively, is from [[USAID]]'s [[Demographic and Health Surveys]]. Wherever possible, the primary, rather than the secondary, source is cited. The prevalence rates reflect the most recent surveys available, and are adjusted for sample biases against age distributions. Cells aggregating data across sexes and ages are without citation and are estimated from segmented data along with each country's age distributions and [[List of countries by sex ratio|sex ratio]]. Data missing or unavailable for FGM is denoted by −. Data without citation for prevalence of circumcision among boys aged 0–14 is copied from sourced data for males aged 15 and older, as mostly all ritual circumcisions are done either in childhood, right before puberty (e.g. Islam) or days after birth (e.g. Islam and Judaism).}}
}}
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|- style="align-vertical=bottom"
! rowspan="2" |Country
! colspan="5" |Male
! colspan="5" |Female
|-
!colspan="2" |0-14
!colspan="2" |15+
!Banned
!colspan="2" |0-14{{efn|Figures as reported by the children's mothers.}}
!colspan="2" |15+
!Banned
|-
|align=left|Afghanistan
|<ref name="Auto22-1"/> 98.1
|<ref name=":0"/> 99.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Albania
|<ref name=":0" /> 31.5
|<ref name=":0" /> 36.8
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Algeria
|97.9
|<ref name=":3"/> 97.9
|no
|<ref name="auto1">[http://archive.ipu.org/wmn-e/fgm-prov-a.htm Female genital mutilation: Algeria, Andorra, Angola, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan]. Archive.ipu.org. Retrieved on 2019-08-28.</ref> 0
|<ref name="auto1"/> 0
|yes
|-
|align=left|American Samoa
|95
|<ref name=":3" /> 95
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Andorra
|1.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 1.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Angola
|<ref name=":0" /> 96.1
|<ref name=":0" /> 96.2
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Anguilla
|0.3
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.3
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Antigua and Barbuda
|0.6
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.6
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Argentina
|2.9
|<ref name=":3" /> 2.9
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Armenia
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Aruba
|0.46
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.46
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Australia
|<ref name="Auto22-2"/><ref name="Auto22-3"/><ref>{{Citation|last=Health|first=Australian Government Department of|title=The 1 November 2016 MBS (XML, PDF, DOC, ZIP) files are now available to download|url=http://www.mbsonline.gov.au/internet/mbsonline/publishing.nsf/Content/news-2016-11-01-latest-news-Nov|publisher=Australian Government Department of Health|language=en|access-date=2021-01-30</ref> 15.9}}
|<ref name="Auto22-4"/> 58
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Austria
|5.8
|<ref name=":3" /> 5.8
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Azerbaijan
|96.9
|<ref name=":0" /> 96.9
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Bahamas
|0.2
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.2
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Bahrain
|81.2
|<ref name=":3" /> 81.2
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Bangladesh
|93.2
|<ref name="Auto22-5"/> 93.2
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Barbados
|0.9
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.9
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Belarus
|0.32
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.32
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Belgium
|22.6
|<ref name="Auto22-6"/> 22.6
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Belize
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Benin
|<ref name=":0" /> 95.5
|<ref name=":0" /> 94.7
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 0.2
|<ref name=":8" /> 9
|yes
|-
|align=left|Bermuda
|0.8
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.8
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Bhutan
|1.0
|<ref name=":3" /> 1.0
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Bolivia
|0.11
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.11
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Bosnia and Herzegovina
|41.6
|<ref name=":3" /> 41.6
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Botswana
|15.1
|<ref name="Auto22-7"/><ref name=":4"/> 15.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Brazil
|1.3
|<ref name="Auto22-8"/> 1.3
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|British Virgin Islands
|1.2
|<ref name=":3" /> 1.2
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Brunei
|51.9
|<ref name=":3" /> 51.9
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Bulgaria
|13.4
|<ref name=":3" /> 13.4
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Burkina Faso
|<ref name=":0" /> 85.1
|<ref name=":0" /> 88.7
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 13
|<ref name=":8" /> 76
|yes
|-
|align=left|Burundi
|<ref name=":0" /> 19.3
|<ref name=":0" /> 41.6
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Cabo Verde
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Cambodia
|2.1
|<ref name=":0" /> 2.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Cameroon
|<ref name=":0" /> 94.9
|<ref name=":0" /> 94
|no
|<ref name=":0" /> 1.5
|<ref name=":8" /> 1
|yes
|-
|align=left|Canada
|31.9
|<ref name=":6" /> 31.9
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Cayman Islands
|0.2
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.2
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Central African Republic
|63.0
|<ref name=":2"/> 63.0
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 1
|<ref name=":8" /> 24
|yes
|-
|align=left|Chad
|96.5
|<ref name=":0" /> 96.5
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 10
|<ref name=":8" /> 38
|yes
|-
|align=left|Chile
|0.2
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.21
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|China
|14.0
|<ref name="Auto22-9"/> 14.0
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Christmas Island
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Cocos Islands
|95
|<ref name=":3" /> 95
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Colombia
|1.5
|<ref name="Auto22-10"/> 1.5
|no
|{{decimal cell |<ref name="auto2">{{Cite news|url=https://www.reuters.com/article/us-colombia-girls-fgm-idUSKBN0LA2FX20150206|title=Colombia's Embera tribe hopes to eradicate FGM by 2030|date=2015-02-06|work=Reuters|access-date=2019-10-11|language=en}}</ref> 0.47}}
|{{decimal cell |<ref name="auto2"/> 0.47}}
|yes
|-
|align=left|Comoros
|<ref name=":0" /> 100.0
|<ref name=":0" /> 99.5
|no
|<ref name="auto">[[Prevalence of female genital mutilation by country#Border|UK Border Agency]], p. 20</ref> 0
|<ref name="auto"/> 0
|yes
|-
|align=left|Congo, Democratic Republic of
|<ref name=":0" /> 95.2
|<ref name=":0" /> 97.2
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Congo, Republic of
|<ref name=":0" /> 100.0
|<ref name=":0" /> 99.2
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Cook Islands
|95
|<ref name=":3" /> 95
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Costa Rica
|0.15
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.15
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Côte d'Ivoire
|<ref name=":0" /> 94.0
|<ref name=":0" /> 96.7
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 10
|<ref name=":8" /> 37
|yes
|-
|align=left|Croatia
|1.34
|<ref name=":3" /> 1.34
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Cuba
|0.11
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.11
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Curacao
|0.07
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.07
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Cyprus
|22.7
|<ref name=":3" /> 22.7
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Czech Republic
|0.14
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.14
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Denmark
|5.3
|<ref name="Auto22-11"/><ref name="Auto22-12"/> 5.3
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Djibouti
|96.5
|<ref name=":2" /> 96.5
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 49
|<ref name=":8" /> 93
|yes
|-
|align=left|Dominica
|0.2
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.2
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Dominican Republic
|12.7
|<ref name=":0" /> 12.7
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Ecuador
|0.11
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.11
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Egypt
|94.7
|<ref name=":3" /> 94.7
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 14
|<ref name=":8" /> 87
|yes
|-
|align=left|El Salvador
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Equatorial Guinea
|87
|<ref name=":1" /> 87
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Eritrea
|97.2
|<ref name=":2" /> 97.2
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 33
|<ref name=":8" /> 83
|yes
|-
|align=left|Estonia
|0.25
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.25
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Ethiopia
|<ref name=":0" /> 94.7
|<ref name=":0" /> 91.7
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 16
|<ref name=":8" /> 65
|yes
|-
|align=left|Falkland Islands
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Faroe Islands
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Fiji
|55
|<ref name=":3" /> 55
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Finland
|3.0
|<ref name="Auto22-13"/> 3.0
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|France
|14
|<ref name=":3" /> 14
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|French Polynesia
|78
|<ref name=":3" /> 78
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Gabon
|<ref name=":0" /> 100.0
|<ref name=":0" /> 99.2
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Gambia
|94.5
|<ref name=":2" /> 94.5
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 56
|<ref name=":8" /> 75
|yes
|-
|align=left|Palestine
|99.9
|<ref name=":3" /> 99.9
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Georgia
|10.6
|<ref name=":3" /> 10.6
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Germany
|<ref name="Auto22-14"/> 10.9
|<ref name="Auto22-15"/> 6.7
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Ghana
|<ref name=":0" /> 94.2
|<ref name=":0" /> 95.6
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 1
|<ref name=":8" /> 4
|yes
|-
|align=left|Gibraltar
|6
|<ref name=":3" /> 6
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Greece
|4.7
|<ref name=":3" /> 4.7
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Greenland
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Grenada
|0.3
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.3
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Guam
|95
|<ref name=":3" /> 95
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Guatemala
|2.9
|<ref name=":0" /> 2.9
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Guernsey
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Guinea
|<ref name=":0" /> 98.5
|<ref name=":0" /> 99.0
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 45
|<ref name=":8" /> 97
|yes
|-
|align=left|Guinea-Bissau
|93.3
|<ref name=":2" /> 93.3
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 29
|<ref name=":8" /> 45
|yes
|-
|align=left|Guyana
|12.1
|<ref name=":0" /> 12.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Haiti
|<ref name=":0" /> 8.4
|<ref name=":0" /> 7.6
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Holy See
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Honduras
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Hong Kong
|28
|<ref name="Auto22-16"/> 28
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Hungary
|0.8
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.8
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Iceland
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|India
|15.7
|<ref name=":0" /> 15.7
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Indonesia
|92.5
|<ref name=":1"/> 92.5
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 49
|<ref name="Female Circumcision in Indonesia">{{cite web|url=http://pdf.usaid.gov/pdf_docs/PNACU138.pdf|title=Female Circumcision in Indonesia|website=usaid.gov|publisher=United States Agency for International Development|accessdate=26 April 2015</ref> 95.1}}
|yes
|-
|align=left|Iran
|99.7
|<ref name=":3" /> 99.7
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Iraq
|98.9
|<ref name=":3" /> 98.9
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 3
|<ref name=":8" /> 8
|yes
|-
|align=left|Ireland
|0.9
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.9
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Isle of Man
|0.2
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.2
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Israel
|91.7
|<ref name=":3" /> 91.7
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Italy
|2.6
|<ref name=":3" /> 2.6
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Jamaica
|14
|<ref name="Auto22-17"/> 14
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Japan
|9
|<ref name="Auto22-18"/> 9
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Jersey
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Jordan
|98.8
|<ref name=":3" /> 98.8
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Kazakhstan
|56.4
|<ref name=":3" /> 56.4
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Kenya
|<ref name=":0" /> 91.0
|<ref name=":0" /> 92.6
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 3
|<ref name=":8" /> 21
|yes
|-
|align=left|Kiribati
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|North Korea
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|South Korea
|<ref name="Auto22-19" /> 22.2
|<ref name="Auto22-19"/> 81.6
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Kosovo
|91.7
|<ref name=":3" /> 91.7
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Kuwait
|86.4
|<ref name=":3" /> 86.4
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Kyrgyzstan
|91.9
|<ref name=":0" /> 91.9
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Laos
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Latvia
|0.4
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.4
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Lebanon
|59.7
|<ref name=":3" /> 59.7
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Lesotho
|<ref name=":0" /> 70.4
|<ref name=":0" /> 72.3
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Liberia
|99.1
|<ref name=":0" /> 99.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|<ref name=":8" /> 44
|yes
|-
|align=left|Libya
|96.6
|<ref name=":3" /> 96.6
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Liechtenstein
|4.8
|<ref name=":3" /> 4.8
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Lithuania
|0.2
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.2
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Luxembourg
|2.4
|<ref name=":3" /> 2.4
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Macau
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|North Macedonia
|33.9
|<ref name=":3" /> 33.9
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Madagascar
|<ref name=":0" /> 95.5
|<ref name=":0" /> 94.6
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Malawi
|<ref name=":0" /> 30.0
|<ref name=":0" /> 28.0
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Malaysia
|61.4
|<ref name=":3" /> 61.4
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Maldives
|98.4
|<ref name=":3" /> 98.4
|no
|<ref name=":0" /> 13.4
|<ref name=":0" /> 18.5
|yes
|-
|align=left|Mali
|97.8
|<ref name=":0" /> 97.8
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 73
|<ref name=":8" /> 83
|no
|-
|align=left|Malta
|0.3
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.3
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Marshall Islands
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Mauritania
|99.2
|<ref name=":2" /> 99.2
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 51
|<ref name=":8" /> 67
|yes
|-
|align=left|Mauritius
|16.6
|<ref name=":3" /> 16.6
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Mexico
|15.4
|<ref name=":5"/> 15.4
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Micronesia
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Moldova
|<ref name=":0" /> 0.5
|<ref name=":0" /> 0.9
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Monaco
|0.5
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.5
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Mongolia
|4.4
|<ref name=":3" /> 4.4
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Montenegro
|18.5
|<ref name=":3" /> 18.5
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Montserrat
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Morocco
|99.9
|<ref name=":3" /> 99.9
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Mozambique
|<ref name=":0" /> 64.5
|<ref name=":0" /> 62.7
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Myanmar
|3.9
|<ref name=":0" /> 3.9
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Namibia
|<ref name=":0" /> 31.4
|<ref name=":0" /> 26.5
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Nauru
|95
|<ref name=":3" /> 95
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Nepal
|4.2
|<ref name=":3" /> 4.2
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Netherlands
|5.7
|<ref name=":3" /> 5.7
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|New Caledonia
|50
|<ref name=":3" /> 50
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|New Zealand
|<ref>{{Cite book|title=A guide for parents|last=|first=|publisher=The Royal Australasian College of Physicians|year=|isbn=|location=Sydney, Australia|pages=|quote=There are fewer boys being circumcised in Australia and New Zealand in recent years than in the past. Currently, only 10-20% of boys in Australia and less than 10 % of boys in New Zealand are circumcised.</ref> 10.0}}
|<ref name="Auto22-20"/> 33.0
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Nicaragua
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Niger
|99.4
|<ref name=":0" /> 99.4
|no
|<ref name=":0" /> 1.2
|<ref name=":8" /> 2
|yes
|-
|align=left|Nigeria
|98.9
|<ref name=":0" /> 98.9
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 13
|<ref name=":8" /> 18
|yes
|-
|align=left|Niue
|95
|<ref name=":3" /> 95
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Norfolk Island
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Northern Mariana Islands
|90
|<ref name=":3" /> 90
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Norway
|3.0
|<ref name=":3" /> 3.0
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Oman
|87.7
|<ref name=":3" /> 87.7
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Pakistan
|96.4
|<ref name=":3" /> 96.4
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Palau
|95
|<ref name=":3" /> 95
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Panama
|1.0
|<ref name=":3" /> 1.0
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Papua New Guinea
|10.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 10.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Paraguay
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Peru
|3.7
|<ref name=":3" /> 3.7
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Philippines
|91.7
|<ref name=":3" /> 91.7
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Pitcairn Islands
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Poland
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Portugal
|0.6
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.6
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Puerto Rico
|0.14
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.14
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Qatar
|77.5
|<ref name=":3" /> 77.5
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Romania
|0.3
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.3
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Russia
|11.8
|<ref name=":3" /> 11.8
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Rwanda
|<ref name=":0" /> 11.9
|<ref name=":0" /> 27.7
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Saint Barthelemy
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Saint Helena
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Saint Kitts
|0.3
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.3
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Saint Lucia
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Saint Martin
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Saint Pierre
|0.2
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.2
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Saint Vincent
|1.7
|<ref name=":3" /> 1.7
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Samoa
|95
|<ref name=":3" /> 95
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|San Marino
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Sao Tome and Principe
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Saudi Arabia
|97.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 97.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Senegal
|98.2
|<ref name=":0" /> 98.2
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 14
|<ref name=":8" /> 23
|yes
|-
|align=left|Serbia
|3.7
|<ref name=":3" /> 3.7
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Seychelles
|1.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 1.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Sierra Leone
|99.4
|<ref name=":0" /> 99.4
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 8
|<ref name=":8" /> 86
|no
|-
|align=left|Singapore
|14.9
|<ref name=":3" /> 14.9
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Sint Maarten
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Slovakia
|0.2
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.15
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Slovenia
|8.5
|<ref name="Auto22-21"/> 8.5
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Solomon Islands
|95
|<ref name=":3" /> 95
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Somalia
|93.5
|<ref name="auto3"/><ref name="auto4"/> 93.5
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 46
|<ref name=":8" /> 98
|yes
|-
|align=left|South Africa
|<ref name=":0" /> 45.5
|<ref name=":0" /> 55.2
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|South Sudan
|23.6
|<ref name="Auto22-22"/><ref name="Auto22-23"/> 23.6
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Spain
|6.6
|<ref name=":3" /> 6.6
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Sri Lanka
|8.5
|<ref name=":3" /> 8.5
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Sudan
|39.4
|<ref name="auto3"/><ref name=":2" /> 39.4
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 30
|<ref name=":8" /> 87
|no
|-
|align=left|Suriname
|15.9
|<ref name=":3" /> 15.9
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Svalbard
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Swaziland
|8.6
|<ref name=":0" /> 8.6
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Sweden
|5.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 5.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Switzerland
|5.9
|<ref name=":3" /> 5.9
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Syria
|92.8
|<ref name=":3" /> 92.8
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Taiwan
|8.3
|<ref name=":7" /> 8.3
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Tajikistan
|99
|<ref name=":3" /> 99
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Tanzania
|80.4
|<ref name=":0" /> 80.4
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 0.4
|<ref name=":8" /> 10
|yes
|-
|align=left|Thailand
|11.9
|<ref name="Auto22-24"/> 11.9
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Timor-Leste
|<ref name=":0" /> 6.9
|<ref name=":0" /> 9.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Togo
|<ref name=":0" /> 98.7
|<ref name=":0" /> 97.8
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 0.3
|<ref name=":8" /> 5
|yes
|-
|align=left|Tokelau
|95
|<ref name=":3" /> 95
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Tonga
|95
|<ref name=":3" /> 95
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Trinidad and Tobago
|5.8
|<ref name=":3" /> 5.8
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Tunisia
|99.8
|<ref name=":3" /> 99.8
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Turkey
|98.6
|<ref name=":3" /> 98.6
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Turkmenistan
|93.4
|<ref name=":3" /> 93.4
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Turks and Caicos Islands
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Tuvalu
|95
|<ref name=":3" /> 95
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Uganda
|<ref name=":0" /> 33.2
|<ref name=":0" /> 45.3
|no
|<ref name=":8" /> 1
|<ref name=":8" /> 0
|yes
|-
|align=left|Ukraine
|2.2
|<ref name=":0" /> 2.2
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|United Arab Emirates
|76
|<ref name=":3" /> 76
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|United Kingdom
|<ref>{{Cite journal|last=Cathcart|first=P.|last2=Nuttall|first2=M.|last3=Meulen|first3=J. van der|last4=Emberton|first4=M.|last5=Kenny|first5=S. E.|date=2006|title=Trends in paediatric circumcision and its complications in England between 1997 and 2003|journal=BJS|language=en|volume=93|issue=7|pages=885–890|doi=10.1002/bjs.5369|pmid=16673355|issn=1365-2168</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.nct.org.uk/baby-toddler/everyday-care/circumcision-boys|title=Circumcision in boys|last=Trust)|first=NCT (National Childbirth|date=2019-08-04|website=NCT (National Childbirth Trust)|language=en|access-date=2019-10-14}}</ref> 3}}
|<ref name="Auto22-27"/><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.nct.org.uk/baby-toddler/everyday-care/circumcision-boys|title=Circumcision in boys|last=Trust)|first=NCT (National Childbirth|date=2019-08-04|website=NCT (National Childbirth Trust)|language=en|access-date=2019-10-14</ref> 8.5}}
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|United States
|<ref name="Auto22-28"/> 71.2
|<ref name="Auto22-29"/> 80.5
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Uruguay
|0.62
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.62
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Uzbekistan
|96.5
|<ref name=":3" /> 96.5
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Vanuatu
|95
|<ref name=":3" /> 95
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Venezuela
|0.3
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.3
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Vietnam
|0.2
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.2
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|United States Virgin Islands
|0.6
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.6
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Wallis and Futuna
|0.1
|<ref name=":3" /> 0.1
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Western Sahara
|99.6
|<ref name=":3" /> 99.6
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Yemen
|99.0
|<ref name=":3" /> 99.0
|no
|<ref name=":0" /> 18.5
|<ref name=":8" /> 19
|yes
|-
|align=left|Zambia
|<ref name=":0" /> 18.3
|<ref name=":0" /> 21.6
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|-
|align=left|Zimbabwe
|<ref name=":0" /> 14.3
|<ref name=":0" /> 14.0
|no
|colspan="2"|−
|colspan="2"|−
|yes
|}
{{End}}

==Notes==
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