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In a lesson which had a different focus, I would say yes. If I'm teaching reproduction, I don't spend equal class time on intercourse and assault.
I'm not critiquing your lesson plan. I'm talking about this resource. Its coverage of FGM is inadequate and inaccurate. It does not even say what the letters stand for.
I'd imagine there's a glossary. I'd expect a teacher (etc) to amplify/explain if needed. And to clarify your earlier point, there's no claim there that male circumcision is illegal.
It says "sometimes people have their genitals altered without their consent -- this is known as FGC or FGM it is illegal". The description "People having their genitals altered" includes circumcision of boys .pic.twitter.com/7qME7BhWcK
And I'm commenting on a single page, which is a resource that has a different focus, but refers to fgm as a contrasting issue. You can't define everything, every time. That's what a teacher (youth leader etc) is for.
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