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== Proceedings == | == Proceedings == | ||
| − | + | <center><big>Thursday, 7 December</big></center><br> | |
| − | 0800–0900: Registration<br> | + | <b>0800–0900: Registration</b><br> |
| − | 0900–0915: Welcome and Opening Remarks• ''Marilyn Milos and George Williams''<br> | + | <b>0900–0915: Welcome and Opening Remarks• ''Marilyn Milos and George Williams''</b><br> |
| − | 0915–1000: Keynote Address: Ending Enforced Genital Cutting of Children and Violation of Their Human Rights: Ethical, Psychological and Legal Considerations• ''Gregory J. Boyle''<br> | + | <b>0915–1000: Keynote Address: Ending Enforced Genital Cutting of Children and Violation of Their Human Rights: Ethical, Psychological and Legal Considerations• ''Gregory J. Boyle''</b><br> |
| − | 1000–1115: An Overview | + | <b>1000–1115: An Overview • ''George Williams, Moderator''</b><br> |
| − | + | Historical Revisionism in Recent Medical History: An Exposé and Analysis • ''Frederick Mansfield Hodges''<br> | |
| − | 1130–1300: Legal and Ethical Considerations of Genital Mutilation • ''George Williams, Moderator'' Comparative Legal Analysis of Body Mutilation Practices on Children • ''J. Steven Svoboda'' Equal Protection Case Studies in the Scope and Limit of Gender-Based Discrimination Under State and Federal Constitutions • ''Zenas Baer'' Human Rights of Children in the New Millennium: Legal Developments in the Fight for Children’s Genital Integrity Throughout the World • ''Charles Bonner'' Doctors, Be Warned! Circumcise Today and You Could Be Sued Tomorrow! • J. Neville Turner<br> | + | A Source of Serious Mischief: The Demonisation of the Foreskin and the Rise of Preventive Circumcision in Australia, 1880–1930 • ''Robert Darby''<br> |
| − | 1300–1430: Lunch <br> | + | Compulsion to Circumcise is Constant, the Reasons Keep Changing • ''Michael Katz''<br> |
| − | 1430–1600: Religious | + | <b>115–1130: Break</b><br> |
| − | 1600–1615: Break | + | <b>1130–1300: Legal and Ethical Considerations of Genital Mutilation • ''George Williams, Moderator''</b><br> |
| − | 1615–1700: Breaking Through Medical and Media Bias• ''Tina Kimmel, Moderator''< | + | Comparative Legal Analysis of Body Mutilation Practices on Children • ''J. Steven Svoboda'' <br>Equal Protection Case Studies in the Scope and Limit of Gender-Based Discrimination Under State and Federal Constitutions • ''Zenas Baer''<br /> Human Rights of Children in the New Millennium: Legal Developments in the Fight for Children’s Genital Integrity Throughout the World • ''Charles Bonner''<br /> Doctors, Be Warned! Circumcise Today and You Could Be Sued Tomorrow! • ''J. Neville Turner''<br> |
| + | <b>1300–1430: Lunch</b> <br> | ||
| + | <b>1430–1600: Religious Considerations • ''Tina Kimmel, Moderator''</b> <br>An Epistolary Debate with David Ben Gurion About Jewish Circumcision: The Psychoanalytic Outlook • ''Moisés Tractenberg''<br> | ||
| + | Attitude, Knowledge, and Change Among Israeli Jewish Students Regarding Male Genital Mutilation • ''Avshalom Zoossmann-Diskin, Avraham Kahana, Ronit Tamir Bris Shalem'': <br>Toward a Covenant of Wholeness • ''Samuel Richmond''<br> Limitations to Practices of a Belief or Religion in International Human Rights Law – Case Study: Genital Mutilation in the Judaic Tradition • ''LeYoni Junos''<br> | ||
| + | <b>1600–1615: Break</b><br> | ||
| + | <b>1615–1700: Breaking Through Medical and Media Bias• ''Tina Kimmel, Moderator''</b><br> | ||
The White Coat of Silence: How to Create Change in Medical School Curricula and Survive Physician Opposition • ''Norma Wilcox''<br> | The White Coat of Silence: How to Create Change in Medical School Curricula and Survive Physician Opposition • ''Norma Wilcox''<br> | ||
| − | The Struggle for Media Access and International Recognition | + | The Struggle for Media Access and International Recognition • ''Shelton Harrison Walden''<br> |
| − | 1700–1730: Discussion | + | <b>1700–1730: Discussion</b> |
== Sponsor == | == Sponsor == | ||
Revision as of 02:32, 22 December 2019
The Sixth International Symposium on Genital Integrity convened at the University of Sydney, Sidney, New South Wales, Australia on December 7-9, 2000.
Proceedings
0800–0900: Registration
0900–0915: Welcome and Opening Remarks• Marilyn Milos and George Williams
0915–1000: Keynote Address: Ending Enforced Genital Cutting of Children and Violation of Their Human Rights: Ethical, Psychological and Legal Considerations• Gregory J. Boyle
1000–1115: An Overview • George Williams, Moderator
Historical Revisionism in Recent Medical History: An Exposé and Analysis • Frederick Mansfield Hodges
A Source of Serious Mischief: The Demonisation of the Foreskin and the Rise of Preventive Circumcision in Australia, 1880–1930 • Robert Darby
Compulsion to Circumcise is Constant, the Reasons Keep Changing • Michael Katz
115–1130: Break
1130–1300: Legal and Ethical Considerations of Genital Mutilation • George Williams, Moderator
Comparative Legal Analysis of Body Mutilation Practices on Children • J. Steven Svoboda
Equal Protection Case Studies in the Scope and Limit of Gender-Based Discrimination Under State and Federal Constitutions • Zenas Baer
Human Rights of Children in the New Millennium: Legal Developments in the Fight for Children’s Genital Integrity Throughout the World • Charles Bonner
Doctors, Be Warned! Circumcise Today and You Could Be Sued Tomorrow! • J. Neville Turner
1300–1430: Lunch
1430–1600: Religious Considerations • Tina Kimmel, Moderator
An Epistolary Debate with David Ben Gurion About Jewish Circumcision: The Psychoanalytic Outlook • Moisés Tractenberg
Attitude, Knowledge, and Change Among Israeli Jewish Students Regarding Male Genital Mutilation • Avshalom Zoossmann-Diskin, Avraham Kahana, Ronit Tamir Bris Shalem:
Toward a Covenant of Wholeness • Samuel Richmond
Limitations to Practices of a Belief or Religion in International Human Rights Law – Case Study: Genital Mutilation in the Judaic Tradition • LeYoni Junos
1600–1615: Break
1615–1700: Breaking Through Medical and Media Bias• Tina Kimmel, Moderator
The White Coat of Silence: How to Create Change in Medical School Curricula and Survive Physician Opposition • Norma Wilcox
The Struggle for Media Access and International Recognition • Shelton Harrison Walden
1700–1730: Discussion
Sponsor
The Symposium was sponsored by the National Organization of Circumcision Information Resource Centers.