1General Terms
- Each representative in a country must be a member of the national IFKK headquarters.
- All members agree to follow the democratic organization policy in their own IFKK country branch.
- Each branch must hold an election every 4 years.
- Annual General Assembly meetings must be held before April each year.
- New bylaws for national headquarters can only be decided and voted upon during the General Assembly meeting.
- Every member over 17 years of age has the right to vote during the General Assembly meeting.
- Organization leaders must show a non-criminal record in their own country and pass additional background checks.
2Organization Model
- IFKK headquarters, led by the International Affairs Director, will be the superior body to all national headquarters.
- Each country must choose one delegate to sit in the main organization for a term of 4 years.
- Economy systems must follow good accounting rules. The national head organization is responsible for maintaining a healthy economy.
- Audit marks and activity reports must be sent to headquarters after the General Assembly is held each year.
3Membership Fees & Costs
* Exemptions on affiliation fees may apply in certain cases. Contact IFKK at honbu@ifkk.org for more information.
4Core Democratic Principles
IFKK is founded on the principle that all members are equal — regardless of nationality, religion, or political affiliation. The organization operates as a non-profit, non-political democratic body. No religious harassment or political influences are permitted within the organization.
All are welcome: IFKK cooperates with all other Kyokushin organizations, including those who have been neglected by other IKO's. A clear, transparent system flow ensures every member and branch receives fair and equal treatment.
Organization policy, rules, and full guidelines can be sent upon request to interested organizations. Contact: International Affairs Director Shihan Malik Dilnawaz — see the contact page.
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