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It sounds then like the most effective means of ending this practice is to get the community elders onboard. They will surely be more persuasive to those of their own culture than any legal prohibition passed by the British government.
If the Elders were on board, then yes. It would drastically reduce it considering their influence in certain communities that still have a clan system is more persuasive.
It is usually Grandmothers as well that are the biggest barrier in my experience. They are the ones most determined to continue the tradition.
But almost no one in UK Government or Councils approach the Elders when it comes to this issue.