Viola Schäfer
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Viola Schäfer at the WWDOGA 2014 in Cologne
Viola Schäfer (born 1988) is a German intactivist and Diploma psychologist who spoke at the WWDOGA since 2013, being the CEO of intaktiv e.V.
She states about Genital Self-determination:
| “ | The topic is important to me, because I think that the human ripe of a society can be measured predominantly to how it deals with humans, who cannot resist. I would like to support to strengthen consciousness for the human right on intact genital organs and carry educational work out, so that children get the protection, which is entitled to them. – Viola Schäfer |
In May 2021, Viola Schäfer withdrew from the intaktiv board for personal reasons.[1]
Publications
Viola Schäfer has published various press releases on this topic at the HPD.
(30 March 2015). Ankündigung: Internationale Konferenz zu genitaler Selbstbestimmung
[Announcement: International conference on genital self-determination] (German). Retrieved 8 October 2021.- (23 July 2014).
Israel: Erfolg gegen "Beschneidungsanordnung"
[Israel: Success against "circumcision order"] (German). Retrieved 8 October 2021. - (1 July 2014).
Crowdfunding für "Brit Shalom-Handbuch"
[Crowdfunding for "Brit Shalom manual"] (German). Retrieved 8 October 2021.
As the intaktiv chairwoman, Viola Schäfer has published a specialist article with Jérôme Segal entitled "[All children have the right to genital integrity]".[2]
External links
- WWDOGA 2018, speech Viola Schäfer
- WWDOGA 2017, speech Viola Schäfer
- WWDOGA 2016, speech Viola Schäfer
- WWDOGA 2015, speech Viola Schäfer
- WWDOGA 2014, speech Viola Schäfer
- WWDOGA 2013, speech Viola Schäfer
References
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Rücktritt von Viola Schäfer aus dem Vorstand
[Viola Schäfer resigns from the board] (German), intaktiv. Retrieved 8 October 2021. - ↑
Schäfer, Viola, Segal, Jérôme Segal. Alle Kinder haben das Recht auf genitale Unversehrtheit [All children have the right to genital integrity] (German). Kindesmisshandlung und -vernachlässigung. December 2019; 22: 116-119. DOI. Retrieved 17 February 2020.
