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In addition to possible death, bleeding, infection, and surgical misadventure that may result in various injuries, including loss of the penis are more common occurences. | In addition to possible death, bleeding, infection, and surgical misadventure that may result in various injuries, including loss of the penis are more common occurences. | ||
==The question of religious rights== | |||
Some argue that parental religious views give that parent a right to circumcise a child, however that view is not correct. Article 18(3) very clearly states: | |||
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Freedom to manifest one's religion or beliefs may be subject only to such limitations as are prescribed by law and are necessary to protect public safety, order, health, or morals or the fundamental rights and freedoms of others. | |||
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It is clear from the discussion above that non-therapeutic circumcision of a child is a violation of the fundamental rights and freedoms of that child. | |||
The religious rights of the child are often overlooked. The religious rights of the child are enunciated by Article 18 of the ICCPR and also by the CRC Article 14. | |||
==Acceptance of international human rights law in the United States of America== | ==Acceptance of international human rights law in the United States of America== | ||