The anti-circumcision movement, whose members define themselves as "intactivists" (a blend of "intact" and "activist") or "genital integrity activists", is committed to defend the rights of male, female, and intersex children and babies to keep their genitals intact, to raise awareness about the forced genital mutilations, and to prohibit them and involuntary or forced circumcision on children internationally. Various organisations have been set up specifically for the purpose, other organisations have stated their support for the movement. Some intactivists consider themselves to be an LGBT social movement, and have participated in LGBT pride parades ever since 2006. In North America, the genital integrity movement primarily focuses on non-therapeutic circumcision of male infants and children and to a lesser but still prevalent extent, intersex surgery. Intactivists also promote bodily integrity and tend to have little or no issue with consenting and informed adults undergoing surgery, since their main concern is to secure children from genital mutilations.