World Sabaki Karate Federation

Founder: Super Grandmaster MUOID

STATUTE OF THE WORLD SABAKI KARATE FEDERATION (WSKF)

PREAMBLE

The World Sabaki Karate Federation (WSKF) is established to promote, preserve, and develop Sabaki Karate throughout the world. The Federation is founded upon the principles of respect, discipline, integrity, humility, courage, and friendship. WSKF shall serve as the international governing body for its affiliated national organizations, ensuring high standards of technical excellence, ethical conduct, and good governance.


CHAPTER I – GENERAL PROVISIONS

Article 1 – Name

The name of the organization shall be the World Sabaki Karate Federation (WSKF).

Article 2 – Legal Status

  1. WSKF is an international, non-profit, non-governmental, and non-political sports organization.
  2. It shall operate in accordance with the laws of the country in which it is legally registered and these Statutes.

Article 3 – Headquarters

The headquarters of WSKF shall be determined by the General Assembly upon recommendation of the Executive Board.

Regional offices may be established as required.

Article 4 – Official Language

The official language of WSKF shall be English. Official translations may be approved by the Executive Board.


CHAPTER II – PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES

Article 5

The objectives of WSKF are to:

  1. Promote Sabaki Karate worldwide.
  2. Preserve the philosophy and traditions of Sabaki Karate.
  3. Establish international technical standards.
  4. Organize World, Continental, and International Championships.
  5. Promote education through seminars, instructor courses, and referee training.
  6. Encourage youth participation and lifelong practice.
  7. Promote equality, respect, and friendship among all members.
  8. Cooperate with national and international sports organizations.
  9. Protect the integrity and reputation of Sabaki Karate.

CHAPTER III – MEMBERSHIP

Article 6 – Membership Categories

Membership shall consist of:

  • Full Members
  • Associate Members
  • Provisional Members
  • Honorary Members

Only one Full Member may represent each sovereign country or territory recognized by WSKF.

Article 7 – Admission

Applicants shall submit:

  • Legal registration documents.
  • Constitution or statutes.
  • Technical leadership details.
  • List of affiliated clubs.
  • Acceptance of WSKF Statutes and Regulations.

Membership shall become effective following approval by the Executive Board and ratification by the General Assembly.

Article 8 – Rights

Full Members may:

  • Vote in the General Assembly.
  • Nominate candidates.
  • Organize WSKF-sanctioned events.
  • Participate in official championships.
  • Receive technical assistance.

Article 9 – Obligations

Members shall:

  • Observe these Statutes.
  • Pay annual membership fees.
  • Follow WSKF technical standards.
  • Promote ethical conduct.
  • Submit annual reports.

CHAPTER IV – GOVERNING BODIES

Article 10

The governing bodies of WSKF are:

  • General Assembly
  • Executive Board
  • President
  • Standing Committees
  • Ethics and Disciplinary Commission

CHAPTER V – GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Article 11

The General Assembly is the supreme authority of WSKF.

It shall:

  • Elect officers.
  • Approve amendments.
  • Approve budgets and audited accounts.
  • Admit or expel members.
  • Determine membership fees.
  • Adopt strategic plans.

Ordinary meetings shall be held every two years.

Extraordinary meetings may be convened by:

  • The President;
  • The Executive Board; or
  • One-third of the Full Members.

CHAPTER VI – EXECUTIVE BOARD

Article 12

The Executive Board shall consist of:

  • President
  • First Vice President
  • Vice Presidents
  • Secretary General
  • Treasurer
  • Technical Director
  • Referee Director
  • Development Director
  • Medical Commission Chair
  • Athletes’ Representative

The term of office shall be four (4) years.

Members may be re-elected.


CHAPTER VII – DUTIES OF OFFICERS

Article 13 – President

The President shall:

  • Represent WSKF internationally.
  • Chair meetings.
  • Ensure implementation of General Assembly decisions.
  • Sign official agreements.

Article 14 – Secretary General

The Secretary General shall:

  • Manage administration.
  • Keep official records.
  • Organize meetings.
  • Coordinate international communications.

Article 15 – Treasurer

The Treasurer shall:

  • Manage Federation finances.
  • Prepare annual budgets.
  • Present audited financial reports.

CHAPTER VIII – STANDING COMMITTEES

Article 16

The following committees shall operate:

  • Technical Committee
  • Referee Committee
  • Education Committee
  • Medical Committee
  • Women’s Committee
  • Athletes’ Commission
  • Ethics Committee

Additional committees may be established by the Executive Board.


CHAPTER IX – TECHNICAL REGULATIONS

Article 17

The Technical Committee shall establish and supervise:

  • Technical curriculum
  • Dan grading standards
  • Instructor certification
  • Referee licensing
  • Competition rules
  • Coaching standards

CHAPTER X – CHAMPIONSHIPS

Article 18

WSKF shall sanction:

  • World Championships
  • Continental Championships
  • International Open Championships
  • Youth Championships
  • Instructor Courses
  • Referee Courses
  • Technical Seminars

Official titles shall only be awarded at WSKF-sanctioned events.


CHAPTER XI – FINANCE

Article 19

Income may include:

  • Membership fees
  • Competition fees
  • Sponsorship
  • Donations
  • Grants
  • Licensing
  • Merchandise
  • Educational programs

Financial records shall be maintained according to internationally accepted accounting standards.


CHAPTER XII – DISCIPLINE

Article 20

Disciplinary measures may include:

  • Warning
  • Reprimand
  • Suspension
  • Removal from office
  • Expulsion

No disciplinary sanction shall be imposed without due process and an opportunity for the affected member to be heard.


CHAPTER XIII – ETHICS

Article 21

All members shall observe:

  • Respect
  • Integrity
  • Fair play
  • Equality
  • Transparency
  • Non-discrimination
  • Protection of children and vulnerable persons

Corruption, harassment, abuse, doping, and manipulation of competitions are strictly prohibited.


CHAPTER XIV – AMENDMENTS

Article 22

Amendments to these Statutes require a two-thirds majority of votes cast at the General Assembly.

Written proposals shall be submitted at least sixty (60) days before the meeting.


CHAPTER XV – DISSOLUTION

Article 23

The Federation may be dissolved only by a three-fourths majority of the General Assembly.

After payment of all liabilities, any remaining assets shall be transferred to another non-profit organization with similar objectives.


CHAPTER XVI – FINAL PROVISIONS

Article 24

These Statutes shall enter into force upon adoption by the Founding General Assembly of the World Sabaki Karate Federation.


APPENDICES

The following regulations form an integral part of these Statutes:

  1. Competition Rules
  2. Technical Regulations
  3. Dan Grading Regulations
  4. Instructor Certification Regulations
  5. Referee Regulations
  6. Code of Ethics
  7. Anti-Doping Policy
  8. Safeguarding Policy
  9. Financial Regulations
  10. Election Regulations