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Deletion proposal
editThe authors of this page are clearly representatives of this organisation, based in Australia and Portugal. Karate organisations/clubs/associations are not normally notable enough to warrant their inclusion on Wikipedia. The only way that notability could be proven would be through significant coverage in the press or in written works, it is very doubtful that that exists beyond the usual coverage for karate clubs along the lines of "X student/sensei has been successful". Mountaincirquetalk 12:40, 10 January 2023 (UTC)