How many man are circumcised?

Circumcision rates vary significantly across the globe, with estimates ranging from 13.5% to 90% of males. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately one-third (33%) of all males worldwide are circumcised. However, this number varies greatly by region, with the highest rates found in Africa and the Middle East, and lower rates in Asia, Europe, and the Americas. For example:

- In sub-Saharan Africa, more than 80% of males are circumcised.

- In the Middle East, circumcision is practiced by over 90% of the male population.

- In Asia, circumcision rates vary widely, with estimates ranging from less than 1% in some countries to over 90% in others. For instance, in South Korea, the circumcision rate is estimated to be around 95%, while in India it is less than 1%.

- In Europe, circumcision rates are generally low, with estimates ranging from 5-20% in most countries.

- In the Americas, circumcision rates vary from around 10% in the United States to 50% or more in some Latin American countries.

It's important to note that these are general estimates and circumcision rates can vary within countries, regions, and ethnic groups. Additionally, cultural, religious, and personal preferences play a significant role in determining whether males are circumcised or not.