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DOCTORS OPPOSING CIRCUMCISION (D.O.C.)Physicians for Genital Integrity
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Welcome to the Doctors Opposing Circumcision home page. D.O.C. is an organization of physicians, and others who are opposed to non-therapeutic neonatal circumcision. D.O.C. has members in 50 States, 12 Canadian Provinces and Territories, and in nations on six continents. These doctors recognize that no one has the right to forcibly remove sexual body parts from another individual. They also believe that doctors should have no role in this painful, unnecessary procedure inflicted on the newborn. D.O.C. carries out its work in accordance with its mission statement. Also see more about DOC.
The reasons that D.O.C. is opposed to non-therapeutic infant circumcision are explained in The End of Circumcision in America.
To become a member of D.O.C., please return this membership form.
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" Whose Body, Whose
Rights?", the award-winning children's rights documentary, is now available for online viewing. This
is the only circumcision-related video that explores important issues not addressed in other programs and
it's now the only video that can be purchased both as a videotape AND viewed online.
The program is available to both high-speed DSL and 56K Dial-Up users. The viewing format is QuickTime,
although a Windows Media Player version will be available soon.
To learn more, visit: http://www.circumcisionvideos.com/onlinewbwr.htm"
Direct all inquiries concerning the video "Whose Body, Whose Rights" to: tsally@pacbell.net
The National Organization of Circumcision Information Resource Centers and Doctors Opposing Circumcision are sponsoring an international symposium on circumcision, genital integrity, and human rights, which will be held at the University of Washington at Seattle on August 24-26, 2006.
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