2010 Schedule of Events
17th Annual Demonstration and March
Against Infant Circumcision
United States Capitol - Washington. D.C.
March 26th - April 1st, 2010
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March 26th - April 1st, 2010
US Capitol Demonstration
West Lawn of the US Capitol
Daily from 9:00am till dusk.
4:00pm March 30th, 2009
March from the US Capitol to the White House
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March 30th, 1997 the U.S. Female Genital Mutilation Bill took full effect.
This will be the 13th anniversary of girls being protected by federal law from any form of genital cutting for non-medical necessity.
March 28th-April 3rd is Genital Integrity Awareness Week.
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month.
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We have plenty of banners and signs to carry during the march or to display while at the Capitol.
If you have something you'd like to say, feel free to bring it along.
We'll also have extra placard material and markers here with us.
Some attendees will be staying at the Best Western Capitol Skyline:
Best Western Capitol Skyline Hotel
10 I Street SW
Washington, DC 20024-4299
United States
Phone: (202)488-7500
Fax: 202-488-0790
email to inquire about where others will be staying if you'd like to book at the same location
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Two important things we can do are to educate and demonstrate.
We make efforts to educate on a daily basis.
We must also demonstrate to further the awareness of this issue.
Join Us!
The FGM Bill was enacted on September 30, 1996, and prohibits female genital mutilation (FGM) of minors, also known as female circumcision.
The criminalization subsection took effect 180 days after the date of enactment - March 30, 1997. For this reason, it is generally recognized as the effective date of the FGM Bill.
We need to use this day to ask our lawmakers to eliminate the sexist exclusion of male minors from this law and to provide all non-consenting human beings protection from genital cutting without medical need.
A few photos from last year:




See you in D.C.!
email: IntactInternational@gmail.com with questions
Can't be in DC? Join in the online
Genital Integrity Awareness Rally


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