International Human Rights Commission IHRC Corporation / Interpol Center USA and Interpol Center UN urgently requests your help in locating a missing child.

Name: Aleksandra Pavlova
Age: 7
Date of Disappearance: April 24 2024
Location of Disappearance: Nyzhankovychi, Lviv region, Ukraine
Circumstances: Aleksandra Pavlova was reportedly kidnapped from inside her own home
Description: Green eyes, hair long blonde

If you have any information regarding the whereabouts of Aleksandra Pavlova, please immediately contact:
office@interpolcenterusa.org

Your prompt action and sharing of this notice can significantly contribute to the safe return of Aleksandra Pavlova to her family.

Every share counts. Help us bring her home safely

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During the ceremony, Bishop Dr. Samsher Khan presented certificates of appreciation to clergy members and activists of Christ Church in Gorakhpur, including Pastor Rev. Dr. D.R. Lal, Rev. Dr. Ritesh Joshua, Ashish John, and Treasurer Dr. S.K. Lawrence, for their dedicated efforts in promoting human rights in accordance with IHRC standards.

In his address, the Bishop stressed that the protection of human rights is a fundamental goal of the International Human Rights Commission IHRC Corporation, an organisation guided by the principles of the United Nations Charter and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. “In the name of God, we pray for peace, happiness, and prosperity for both our community and the entire nation, seeking blessings filled with love and unity,” stated Bishop Dr. Samsher Khan.

The event attracted numerous participants who confirmed their presence by displaying IHRC identification, demonstrating their interest and commitment to the humanitarian efforts of the organisation. The meeting also outlined practical opportunities for assistance provided by IHRC to local communities.

“I am grateful to God for the opportunity to collaborate with the International Human Rights Commission IHRC Corporation. Together, we can make the world a better place,” added Bishop Dr. Samsher Khan, IHRC Corporation Peace Ambassador MNVC and a staunch advocate for human rights.

Article prepared by:
Bishop Dr. H.E Samsher Khan
IHRC Peace Ambassador
MNVC SMM IHRC
IHRC Press Journalist

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On this occasion, at 11:00 AM, representatives of the International Human Rights Commission IHRC Corporation in Bangladesh laid floral tributes at the Central Shaheed Minar in Chittagong, a monument dedicated to the language martyrs. The ceremony was attended by Lion Mohammed Elias Sirazi, Peace Ambassador and National Coordinator, Mohammed Mazba Uddin, Zonal Coordinator & Director Admin, Amir Hossain Khan, Lion Asif Ghani Chowdhury, Moinuddin Ahmed, Sharmin Sarker, Sumit Barua, Dr. Mohammed Sajjad Hossain, IHRC Corporation Press Journalist, and other representatives of IHRC Corporation.

In his speech, Peace Ambassador Lion Mohammed Elias Sirazi emphasized that the 1952 struggle was the primary inspiration for the great Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971. He also expressed gratitude to the United Nations for recognizing the significance of language in shaping national identity.

Zonal Coordinator, Mohammed Mazba Uddin, added:
“My mother tongue is my pride. Every mother tongue is connected to the human soul.”
He also highlighted the necessity of protecting the dignity of all languages worldwide.

Amir Hossain Khan underscored the importance of celebrating this day, pointing out that over 115 million people speak the Bengali language. He stressed the need for preserving, developing, and researching mother languages.

Lion Asif Ghani Chowdhury noted that language knowledge is essential for leading the world, but the mother tongue serves as a fundamental force in acquiring knowledge. Therefore, he placed great emphasis on practicing and promoting the mother language.

International Mother Language Day was established by UNESCO on November 17, 1999, and has been observed worldwide since 2000. The 25th anniversary of this observance in 2025 provides an opportunity to reflect on the achievements in linguistic diversity protection and renew commitments to the promotion of mother languages.

The Chittagong celebrations were part of a global observance aimed at emphasizing the importance of linguistic and cultural diversity in building more peaceful and sustainable societies.

Reported : Dr.Mohammed Sajjad Hossain
IHRC Corporation Press Journalist, Bangladesh.

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According to findings by the commissioners of the International Human Rights Commission IHRC Corporation / Interpol Center USA, the refugees are confined in closed facilities under conditions that grossly violate basic humanitarian standards. They lack access to running water, proper sanitation, and freedom of movement. Each individual is forced to pay between 100 and 150 euros monthly to remain in these appalling conditions. Despite holding identification documents, they are forbidden from leaving the premises, effectively rendering them prisoners in a slum-like environment.

Sanitary conditions are alarming, with infectious diseases, including lice infestations, spreading rapidly among detainees. Medical care is severely restricted—in January 2025, one person tragically died due to the absence of medical assistance.

The facility is guarded by armed criminal groups consisting of Chechens, Ingush, and cooperating Georgians. The guards, armed with clubs and machetes, maintain a climate of terror and intimidation among the captives. The operation is reportedly led by a Chechen individual named Adam. According to eyewitnesses, this criminal group is not limited to holding refugees captive but also intimidates local businesses, regularly extorting money from owners.

The premises lack heating, posing a severe risk to the health and lives of elderly and vulnerable individuals, especially during winter months. Immediate intervention by health authorities and the implementation of quarantine measures is urgently required due to the epidemiological risks.

The International Human Rights Commission IHRC Corporation / Interpol Center USA continues its intensive investigative efforts to gather necessary evidence and information, which will be handed over to Polish law enforcement authorities. The situation remains dynamic, and the public expects decisive action from authorities and the immediate end to this brutal criminal enterprise.

Dawid Szablowski
Head of IHRC Corporation Press Department

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