We fight For Your Rights

Naturism is defined as being free of clothes for individual health, well-being, and freedom of expression. Legalizing it for appropriate areas and events is in the best public interest. 

• By setting a good example, we can erase the media-fueled perception that nudity equals sex and promote the idea that the naked body is wholesome.

• Exposure to non-perfect bodies has a positive impact on body image for all ages. 

• Naturist activities have healthy recreational value and life satisfaction.

• The freedom to be naked in public does not pose a health threat and this liberty should be recognized as a legal right.

• Non-sexual, non-exhibitionist public nudity should not be offensive. 

• By setting a good example, we can erase the media-fueled perception that nudity equals sex and promote the idea that the naked body is wholesome.

• Join us as we work together with all the other organizations to fight for your naturist rights. 

We are working on proposing a bill in the United States to protect naturists' rights and fight outdated nudity laws. We will keep you informed of our progress here. The human body has inherent dignity and worth. People should have the right to reap all the benefits of clothes-free recreation. The average reasonable person should not be offended by any part of the human form. It depends on what they are doing with it. There would have to be an element of an offensive act for it to be illegal. Sexual activity, face or hand gestures, are all uses of parts of the human form and can possibly be offensive. The final result is that nudity will rarely happen outside of appropriate areas anyway. For example, in the US, it’s legal to wear a swimsuit most anywhere, but people usually only do it in areas like beaches or at home as a societal norm. Same with nudity. You will rarely see naked people except where it is natural, like beaches or at home. So it’s not going to cause nudists everywhere. But it will decriminalize wholesome simple nudity. 

Please let us know if you can help in any way, or simply join us or donate. Thank you! 

Your membership (and donations) helps fund CFI's main goals of educating the public and speaking out for your freedoms. We also have our own CFI Legal Defense. This is to help our members, not just clubs. We donated $1,400 to the AANR  Education Foundation, Inc. We work with other top organizations and also donate appropriately to fight unjust nudity laws. This is only made possible by you, our supporting members. Support decriminalizing the human body.  

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