Thanks to close cooperation with family and local communities, the distribution of long-shelf-life food items was accomplished: rice, pasta, coffee, flour, canned food, biscuits, milk, sunflower oil, jams, porridges, and other products. “My family played a crucial role in organising and executing this action. This joint effort enabled us to achieve our goal—delivering help to those who need it most, regardless of their origin,” emphasised Kagermanova.

Organising such a large humanitarian action required significant logistics and management. The work of Commissioner Kagermanova and her close ones allowed for efficient coordination and distribution, significantly impacting the speed and effectiveness of the assistance.

Looking to the future, IHRC plans not only to continue food distribution actions but also to expand its activities to include educational and developmental elements. Starting in September, sewing courses for women will commence, free of charge for those in difficult financial situations. These initiatives aim not only to provide immediate support but also to contribute to the long-term self-sufficiency of the beneficiaries.

IHRC’s activities in Wola highlight the importance of local engagement in addressing global crises. Cooperation between the organisation and local communities, as well as the individual commitment of people like Leli Kagermanova, prove that humanitarian aid can be not only effective but also lead to profound changes, offering hope for a better tomorrow for many in need. Thanks to IHRC and its collaborators, humanitarian aid reaches those who need it most, demonstrating the power of joint actions for the common good.

Dawid Szablowski
Head of IHRC Press Department

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The crisis centre, which has received aid, plays a key role in providing security and support for people who have found themselves in a no-win situation. Among the centre’s residents are not only refugees from Ukraine, but also people affected by domestic violence and homeless people who have found themselves on the margins of society. For many of them, the food parcels donated by the IHRC represent not only material support, but also a symbol of hope and solidarity from the international community.

Leli Kagermanova, highlighting the importance of this initiative, said: “We are deeply committed to helping those affected by war, violence and other difficult circumstances. Every person deserves a life of dignity, and our goal is to ensure that no one feels forgotten. By donating these food parcels, we aim not only to meet their basic needs, but also to show the support they so desperately need.”

Each person staying at the centre received a kit consisting of 15 different food items to provide them with basic sustenance for the coming days. For many families who have fled the war, this is an invaluable aid that allows them to forget the hardships of everyday life, if only for a moment, and focus on rebuilding their lives in a new place.

The IHRC is not just limiting itself to emergency aid. The organisation has announced that this is only the beginning of its activities aimed at people in difficult life situations in Warsaw. More food collections are planned, as well as other forms of support that aim to help those who need it most in the long term. “Our mission does not end with one event. We will continue our activities as long as there is a need for help, ” Kagermanova added.

International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) has for years been involved in various initiatives around the world with the aim of protecting and promoting human rights. Activities such as the one in Warsaw are a testament to the organisation’s commitment to making a real difference and supporting people who find themselves in the most difficult situations of their lives. Through its extensive network of volunteers, the IHRC is able to respond quickly to the needs of local communities and deliver help where it is needed most.

“We believe that every person has the right to dignity and respect, no matter where they come from or what situation they find themselves in. Our work aims to restore hope and build a better world for future generations.” – Leli Kagermanova quoted Secretary General Prof. h.c. Rafal Marcin WASIK.

The IHRC’s activities in Warsaw were warmly received not only by those directly affected, but also by the local community, which appreciated the organisation’s initiative and commitment to support. The support and solidarity that comes from such initiatives is invaluable in building trust and a sense of community among people who often feel alienated and forgotten.

Dawid Szablowski
Head of IHRC Press Department

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KRYSTYNA Rehabilitation Spa Hospital in Busko-Zdroj was honoured with the Gold Medal for its invaluable services in the field of medical rehabilitation and promotion of innovative treatment methods. The hospital has for years been a leader in the comprehensive rehabilitation of patients, offering top-quality medical services that significantly improve the quality of life of many people. Thanks to modern therapeutic methods, advanced technology and a team of outstanding specialists, KRYSTYNA puts the patient at the centre of its activities, implementing the IHRC motto: “Every patient is a unique story”.

During the ceremony, Prof. AWP Dr n. med. Artur Durda and Mgr Malgorzata Wisniewska received individual awards.

Prof. AWP Dr n. med. Artur Durda is a recognised authority in the field of rehabilitation medicine, having made a significant contribution to the development of this speciality over the years of his career. His scientific and clinical activities have contributed to the introduction of modern treatment and rehabilitation methods that significantly improve patients’ quality of life.
Prof. Durda has also authored numerous scientific publications and is a member of many international medical associations. His commitment and professionalism have won him recognition not only in Poland, but also internationally.

Mgr Malgorzata Wisniewska is an esteemed specialist who, on the day of the award, was the president of the KRYSTYNA Rehabilitation Spa Hospital.
As the leader of the facility, she leads a team of specialists with passion and dedication, ensuring the highest standards of health and rehabilitation care.
Mgr Malgorzata Wisniewska is an extremely empathetic person, dedicated to her patients and team, and her approach to management combines professionalism with human sensitivity. Privately, she is recognised for her kindness and willingness to help others.

Prof. h.c. Rafal Marcin Wasik, IHRC Secretary General, Chairperson IHRC Group, Peacemaker; and M.Sc. Ewelina Barbara Pawlowska, Ambassador at Large and Managing Director of the IHRC Department of Diplomatic Protocol; personally presented the medals, emphasising the importance of the contribution of the KRYSTYNA Rehabilitation Spa Hospital, Prof. Artur Durda and Mgr Malgorzata Wisniewska in raising the standards of healthcare and inspiring others to strive for excellence.

In her speech, M.Sc. Ewelina Barbara Pawlowska noted: “KRYSTYNA Rehabilitation Spa Hospital in Busko-Zdroj, Prof. Artur Durda and Mgr Malgorzata Wisniewska are excellent examples of institutions and individuals who contribute to building a better world through their commitment and professionalism. These awards recognise their continued work and dedication to patients.”

KRYSTYNA Rehabilitation Spa Hospital has won international recognition for its innovative approach to rehabilitation, combining modern technology with a holistic approach to patient health. Prof. Artur Durda and Mgr Malgorzata Wisniewska have been contributing to the quality of life of patients for years with their knowledge, experience and passion.

Awards are not only a great honour for the KRYSTYNA hospital in Busko-Zdroj, Prof. Artur Durda and Mgr Malgorzata Wisniewska, but also an inspiration for the entire medical community to continue striving for the highest standards of healthcare.

The IHRC hopes that initiatives of this kind will also support the development of humanitarian relations and promote pro-social attitudes among health care professionals worldwide in the future.

Reported:
Dawid Szablowski
Head of IHRC Press Department

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The organisation is registered in the states of New Mexico and New York in cooperation with UN Interpol Centre, which allows the IHRC to protect human rights and cooperate with law enforcement agencies to address various global issues.

It is the only organisation without any governmental involvement that has been recognised by numerous governments, state institutions and Transnational Organisations as a Transnational Intergovernmental Organisation.

Running a volunteer programme called the IHRC Special Monitoring Mission (SMM), the IHRC has more than 12,500 active volunteers in 118 countries on six continents.

As part of the multidisciplinary implementation of the Free Ukraine – Free Europe programme, the first economic zone will be established in southern Ukraine under the management of the IHRC. It will be designed to intensify the region’s economy and become the centre of the post-war comprehensive reconstruction programme for Ukraine.

In 2022, the Transnational Intergovernmental Organisation International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine.

It is mutually believed that obtaining patronage will be the first step towards close and fruitful cooperation for the development of the University of Customs and Finance, the socio-economic improvement of the society of Dnipro region, the whole of Ukraine and the common Europe.

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The Secretary-General of the Transnational Intergovernmental Organization-International Human Rights Commission IHRC, Prof. h.c. Rafal Marcin Wasik, has reiterated the commitment of the Organization to engender initiatives on peace and security, democracy, human rights, development, and sustainable economic growth in Nigeria through the IHRC Europe-Africa Cooperation.

The Secretary-General gave the assurances while speaking to government stakeholders during his first Delegation Visit to the Federal Republic of Nigeria on the occasion of the Organization’s Symposium on International Humanitarian Law and Armed Conflicts, an African Perspective.

Part of the Delegation Visit was to the Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR), in Abuja on Thursday 7th September, 2023, led by Secretary-General Prof Rafal Marcin Wasik, accompanied by the IHRC Managing Director of Control Department H.E. Ambassador at Large J. Tatarowski and other officials of the Commission in Nigeria.

The Delegation was received by the Director-General of the Institute Dr. Joseph Ochogwu, where issues on conflict resolutions, mediation, policy advisory, information sharing, peacebuilding, capacity building, humanitarian interventions, partnership, research, and training were deliberated.

The Secretary-General expressed the readiness of the organization to offer intergovernmental platforms for communications, observation missions, and participation towards promoting the culture of peace in Nigeria through the IHRC Europe-Africa Cooperation.

While responding, the DG IPCR Dr. Joseph Ochogwu, commended IHRC’s global focus on human rights and peacebuilding, emphasizing the core mandate of the Institute which is primarily inclusive in peacebuilding.

He further appreciated the Secretary-General and his team, adding that the Institute is ready to collaborate with the Commission to advance its efforts on peacebuilding and conflict resolutions

Similarly, towards strengthening transnational relationships between States and advancing partnerships in the fight against human trafficking around the world, the IHRC Delegates also paid a high-level delegation visit to the Director-General National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), Prof. Fatima Waziri-Azi on Thursday in Abuja.

The visit was part of activities marking the Secretary-General’s visit to Nigeria which was also in line with the Organization’s mission in the protection of human rights across the globe. The Secretary-General reaffirmed the IHRC Europe-Africa Cooperation to improve information sharing and data policy in the fight against human trafficking.

The NAPTIP DG Prof. Fatima Waziri-Azi, acknowledged the visit and assured the Commission of their readiness to harmonize the corporate partnership between the Agency and the International Human Rights Commission in Nigeria.

Furthermore, the IHRC Delegation on Saturday 9th September 2023, visited the Executive Secretary of the Nigeria Christian Pilgrim Commission (NCPC), Rev. Dr. Yakubu Pam at Abuja, emphasizing the relations between the International Human Rights Commission in Zurich Switzerland, and African countries in peace and security, democracy, human rights, development, and sustainable economic growth.

Meanwhile, another meeting with the Executive Governor of Benue State Governor H.E. Rev Fr. Hyacinth Alia on Saturday 9th September 2023, highlighted international humanitarian aid needed for the good people of Benue State. The governor in his welcome remarks, commended the International Human Rights Commission, urging them to consider Benue State as part of their Europe-Africa revitalizing agenda for Nigeria.

Beyond the different high-level meetings that steer the relations, the Secretary-General restated that the IHRC engages in dialogues with various partners to advance mutually agreed priorities aimed at maintaining constructive relations between states.

To this end, IHRC will join forces with the Nigerian Government and other African Leaders to facilitate a continental approach towards peace and security, democracy, human rights, development, and sustainable economic growth in Africa, where the human rights of people will be fully protected.

IHRC Head of Diplomatic Mission in Nigeria, H.E. Ambassador Dr. Duru Hezekiah will however, maintain the established communications with the Government ties in achieving the expected outcome between the International Human Rights Commission IHRC and the Federal Republic of Nigeria, the Secretary-General IHRC Prof.Rafał Marcin Wasik maintained.

Signed:
Fidelis Onakpoma
IHRC Editor-in-Chief
September 9, 2023.

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