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'''T.I.A.K.I. - Tamariki In Aotearoa Kept Intact''' has been founded in 2010. This organization engages to end non-consensual [[Circumcision|genital cutting]] in New Zealand. ''Tiaki'' is Maori for guard, protect, ''Tamariki'' = children, ''Aotearoa'' = New Zealand.
 
'''T.I.A.K.I. - Tamariki In Aotearoa Kept Intact''' has been founded in 2010. This organization engages to end non-consensual [[Circumcision|genital cutting]] in New Zealand. ''Tiaki'' is Maori for guard, protect, ''Tamariki'' = children, ''Aotearoa'' = New Zealand.
  
They want to discourage non-consensual [[Circumcision|genital cutting]] in New Zealand, and ultimately to bring about a law change that would protect the rights of all minor New Zealanders to their genital autonomy.
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They want to discourage non-consensual [[Circumcision|genital cutting]] in New Zealand, and ultimately to bring about a law change that would protect the rights of all minor New Zealanders to their [[genital autonomy]].
  
 
This group was part of [[The WHOLE Network]] until they abandoned the local chapter system when they went to 501(c)(3) nonprofit status.
 
This group was part of [[The WHOLE Network]] until they abandoned the local chapter system when they went to 501(c)(3) nonprofit status.

Revision as of 14:30, 21 December 2021

T.I.A.K.I. - Tamariki In Aotearoa Kept Intact has been founded in 2010. This organization engages to end non-consensual genital cutting in New Zealand. Tiaki is Maori for guard, protect, Tamariki = children, Aotearoa = New Zealand.

They want to discourage non-consensual genital cutting in New Zealand, and ultimately to bring about a law change that would protect the rights of all minor New Zealanders to their genital autonomy.

This group was part of The WHOLE Network until they abandoned the local chapter system when they went to 501(c)(3) nonprofit status.

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