One of the problems of women's reproductive health that still exists today is the dangerous practice carried out on the genitals of girls, namely FGM/C (Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting) or commonly known as female circumcision. According to the data obtained, the practice of FGM/C is mostly carried out by midwives, while in the competency standard of midwives this practice is not taught in the midwifery education curriculum. This study aims to determine the techniques used by midwives in practicing FGM/C and the midwife's view of the government's role regarding this practice in the Tangerang City Health Center Work Area. This study used a qualitative research design with a phenomenological approach. The technique used is purposive sampling with a total of 7 respondents. The most commonly used FGM/C technique was to clean the genitals of baby girls with gauze and betadine or water. From the midwife's opinion, the government's role is still lacking in following up on the ban on FGM/C practices. The conclusion is The FGM/C technique used by midwives is to clean and use a needle in the genital area of a baby girl without any injury, however the role of the government must still be carried out because it is feared that there are people who practice this FGM/C practice which is more extreme and dangerous for baby girls.