The Informer

6 Mar 2018

New name, same direction for IHRA

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What is in a name?

Quite a bit when it comes to the intersex community.

At a special general meeting on the fourth of march of Organisation Intersex International Australia, members approved a change in the name from OII Australia to Intersex Human Rights Australia.

Morgan Carpenter from Intersex Human Rights Australia spoke with Dean Arcuri about what this change means for the organisation.

This aired on The Informer on JOY 94.9 on 6th March 2018.

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