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🕊️ IHRC Volunteers Bring Warmth and Dignity to the Vulnerable in Haryana

Dawid Szablowski — Tue, 21 Oct 2025 14:03:27 +0000

Humanitarian outreach reflects IHRC’s commitment to compassion, education, and social responsibility

Yamuna Nagar, Haryana – 20 October 2025

The International Human Rights Commission (IHRC Corporation) continues to advance its global mission of humanitarian service and social responsibility through community-based action. On the occasion of Diwali in Yamuna Nagar, Haryana, IHRC volunteers Mr. Sish Paul and Mr. Rajesh Goyal carried out a compassionate initiative, distributing blankets to people in need under the banner of IHRC.

The activity, part of IHRC’s ongoing social responsibility campaign, was designed to bring practical assistance and human warmth to those facing difficult living conditions during the colder months. It also served as an opportunity to raise awareness of solidarity, empathy, and civic engagement within local communities.

Empowering communities through compassion

This local humanitarian effort reflects IHRC’s broader approach — combining human rights advocacy, educational engagement, and direct community support. By empowering individuals to take action at the grassroots level, IHRC reinforces the principle that human dignity is universal, and that every act of kindness contributes to building a more just and compassionate society.

The initiative was conducted with the support and coordination of H.E. Bishop Dr. Samsher Khan, IHRC Peace Ambassador, High Commissioner, MNVC SMM, and IHRC Press Journalist, who emphasised that service to humanity is the foundation of sustainable peace and development.

“We are deeply grateful for the opportunity to serve and to make a difference in people’s lives. Our mission is to promote compassion, equality, and human dignity — these are the true foundations of peace,”
stated H.E. Dr. Samsher Khan, expressing appreciation for the encouragement received from Prof. h.c. Rafal Marcin Wasik, IHRC Secretary-General, Peacemaker, and H.E. Dawid Szabłowski, Director of the International Relations & Media.

Building standards of humanitarian excellence

IHRC’s initiatives in India form part of a wider regional effort to enhance humanitarian standards, promote civic responsibility, and encourage education on human rights principles. Through coordinated actions led by committed volunteers, the organisation continues to foster cooperation between civil society, educational institutions, and local leadership — creating a culture of care and responsibility aligned with IHRC’s global vision.

Reported by:
H.E. Bishop Dr. Samsher Khan
IHRC Peace Ambassador, High Commissioner, MNVC SMM, IHRC Press Journalist

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🌿 IHRC and SHCCF Launch 100,000 Tree Planting Initiative in Sri Lanka

Dawid Szablowski — Tue, 21 Oct 2025 11:40:22 +0000

First Phase Targets Schools and Religious Centres in Ratnapura

Ratnapura, Sri Lanka – 19 October 2025

The International Human Rights Commission (IHRC Corporation), in collaboration with the Shri Hela Cultural Collaboration Foundation (SHCCF), has officially launched the first phase of the 100,000 Tree Planting Project in Ratnapura. The initiative, which aligns with the European Union’s Climate Pact, focuses on educational and religious institutions as key partners in addressing the global climate crisis.

The inaugural ceremony was held at St. Aloysius’ College in Ratnapura, coinciding with the institution’s 127th anniversary celebrations. The project’s opening activities were conducted simultaneously at three locations — St. Aloysius’ College, Ratnapura Maulli Kovil, and the Ananda Maithree Sangharaja Maha Viharaya in Ratnapura New Town.

Under the leadership of Mr. Anura Vitharana, Regional Coordinator for IHRC and President of the IHRC–SHCCF Environmental Protection Project, the program was organised with precision and community involvement. Students from the St. Aloysius’ College Scout Group played an active role, providing both labour and enthusiasm to ensure the project’s successful start.

“We are doing this for the future generation”

Addressing the participants, Dr. Chrishantha Dissanayake, Commissioner of Sri Lanka for IHRC Corporation and Founder & Director General of SHCCF, stressed the urgency of global environmental action.

“The world is currently facing a massive challenge due to climate change. In response to this crisis, the International Human Rights Commission is actively implementing initiatives globally in line with the European Union’s Climate Pact. This 100,000 tree planting project in Sri Lanka is one such programme,”
said Dr. Dissanayake.

He reaffirmed IHRC’s long-term commitment to sustainable development, adding:

“We are doing all of this for the future generation, and we are committed at any moment to creating a safe environment for them.”

Dr. Dissanayake also extended warm congratulations to St. Aloysius’ College on its milestone anniversary, underlining IHRC’s readiness for continued collaboration with local institutions.

Community support and interfaith cooperation

The event brought together representatives from diverse faiths and institutions. Blessings were bestowed upon the gathering by Ven. Delwala Muditha Nayaka Thero, Chief Incumbent of the Ananda Maithree Sangharaja Maha Viharaya, and M. Mugunan Sami of the Ratnapura Maulli Kovil, symbolising harmony and shared responsibility for the environment.

Distinguished attendees included IHRC Commissioner Dr. Chrishantha Dissanayake, IHRC SMM ZVC Mr. Anura Witharana, Mr. Kalpa Sri Lal, Mr. Pathum Madushan, Mr. Vihanga Dayawansa, and Dr. Ravi Naggaraja, Vice President of the United Nations Association. The Provincial Director of Education and several local dignitaries also honoured the ceremony with their presence.

The people of Ratnapura played a vital role in the project’s success, providing the saplings used in the tree planting. In recognition of their contributions, IHRC presented certificates of appreciation to all participants and partners.

This initiative represents not only an environmental milestone but also a testament to IHRC’s global mission of fostering intergovernmental cooperation, civic responsibility, and the preservation of natural ecosystems for generations to come.

Reported by:
Dr. Chrishantha Dissanayake
Commissioner of Sri Lanka – Investigative Journalist, IHRC

Photographs by: Pethum Madhushan

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ECOWAS Election Observation Mission Begins in Côte d’Ivoire with IHRC Participation

Dawid Szablowski — Mon, 20 Oct 2025 12:58:04 +0000

The Long-Term Election Observation Mission (MOELT) of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has officially commenced its activities in the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire, ahead of the presidential election scheduled for 25 October 2025.
Among the international partners taking part in this important process is the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC Corporation), which plays a pivotal role in election observation, conflict prevention, and the promotion of democratic governance across the region.

A joint mission for peace and democracy

The official launch ceremony of the ECOWAS mission took place at the ECOWAS Representation Office in Abidjan under the chairmanship of H.E. Mrs. Fanta Cissé, Resident Representative of the ECOWAS Commission President.
In her opening remarks, Mrs. Cissé underlined the significance of the mission for Côte d’Ivoire’s democratic stability, stating:

“This mission is a milestone in consolidating democracy and stability in Côte d’Ivoire. Observers play a crucial role in ensuring the credibility of the electoral process and the preservation of social peace.”

Immediately after their arrival, the ECOWAS long-term observers began consultations with key national stakeholders to assess the political and institutional context ahead of the presidential vote.
Their meetings included representatives from the Independent Electoral Commission (CEI), WANEP–CI, CIED, Indigo Côte d’Ivoire, AFJCI, CPHDA, CRPA, and notably the National Coordination for the IHRC Country Programme in Côte d’Ivoire, linked to the ECOWAS member states.

Active role of IHRC within the ECOWAS mission

The participation of the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC Corporation) in the ECOWAS mission reaffirms the organisation’s growing importance in West Africa.
IHRC acts as a key partner supporting election monitoring, transparency, and institutional accountability.

Mr. Fofana Vamara, IHRC Country Representative for Côte d’Ivoire, Regional Coordinator and Commissioner (C-0013), serves as the Head of the Joint Observation Mission, facilitating coordination between ECOWAS and IHRC.
In his statement, he emphasised:

“The IHRC mission in Côte d’Ivoire is not limited to observing elections. It also aims to strengthen mechanisms for violence prevention and promote public trust. Our presence ensures transparency, accountability, and respect for human rights across the ECOWAS region.”

Observation, analysis and reporting

In the coming days, MOELT experts will expand their activities across various regions of Côte d’Ivoire to continue their field consultations and observations.
Their findings and analyses will contribute to the final report to be presented to the Head of the ECOWAS Electoral Observation Mission, which will be deployed from 19 October 2025.

This initiative exemplifies an effective inter-institutional cooperation framework combining the political expertise of ECOWAS with the humanitarian and human rights experience of IHRC.

Shared values – for Africa, peace and democracy

Through this mission, ECOWAS and IHRC reaffirm their shared commitment to supporting credible, transparent and peaceful elections, conducted in full respect of democratic principles, human rights, and good governance.
As a global non-profit organisation, IHRC continues to promote human dignity, intergovernmental dialogue, and the protection of fundamental rights, remaining a trusted partner of regional institutions and local communities.

Media Contacts (ECOWAS):

Mr. Serigne Mamadou Ka – Head of Technical Team
ska@ecowas.int | +234 808 888 2132
Mr. Luther Barou – Head of Electoral Operations
lbarou@ecowas.int | +234 909 483 3333

Media Contacts (IHRC – Côte d’Ivoire):

Mr. Fofana Vamara – IHRC Country Representative, Regional Coordinator and Commissioner (C0013)
f.vamara@smmihrc.org | infosnewsharp@gmail.com
+225 07 09 11 10 39

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🌍 IHRC Community Transformation Training Program Held in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh

Dawid Szablowski — Tue, 14 Oct 2025 12:06:28 +0000

Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India – October 12, 2025

An inspiring Community Transformation Training Program was successfully held in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, under the banner of the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC Corporation). The event brought together youth, community leaders, educators, and representatives of local organisations, all united by a shared vision of empowerment, education, and social change.

Education, Faith and Humanitarian Leadership

The program was led by H.E. Bishop Dr. Samsher Khan, IHRC Peace Ambassador, High Commissioner MNVC SMM IHRC, and IHRC Press Journalist, who delivered a message focused on the values of education, financial freedom, and moral leadership.
During his session titled “Devotional Message – Financial Freedom”, participants reflected on principles drawn from Philippians 4:19, emphasising the role of faith and perseverance in achieving both spiritual and social growth. The training formed part of Cycle I – Evangelion within the IHRC Replication Program 2025–2026.

Collaboration and Shared Commitment

The event was organised by the Uttarakhand Christian Fellowship, with the active support of the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC Corporation).
Regional IHRC Coordinator and Investigative Journalist R. Stephen Diyali, together with IHRC volunteers, supervised the event and facilitated the engagement of participants from diverse social and educational backgrounds.

In his address, R. Stephen Diyali expressed deep gratitude to Prof. h.c. Rafal Marcin Wasik, IHRC Secretary-General and Peacemaker, describing him as “a world leader of peace and an inspiration to human rights volunteers across the globe.”
He also thanked Dawid Szablowski, Head of IHRC Press Department, for his consistent support and international coordination of press and communication initiatives.

“I thank God for granting me this opportunity to serve and collaborate with the International Human Rights Commission. It is a blessing to work under such a global platform of peace and justice.”
— H.E. Bishop Dr. Samsher Khan,
IHRC Peace Ambassador, High Commissioner MNVC SMM IHRC & IHRC Press Journalist

Empowerment and Transformation

The Ghaziabad training program reflected IHRC’s mission to build inclusive and compassionate societies through education and civic awareness. Participants unanimously agreed that sustainable change begins with knowledge, empathy, and community solidarity.
The event concluded with a group photograph and a shared prayer for peace, unity, and continued humanitarian service under the global banner of IHRC.

Article by:
H.E. Bishop Dr. Samsher Khan
IHRC Peace Ambassador, High Commissioner MNVC SMM IHRC & IHRC Press Journalist

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🌍 Dr. Adv. Arif Nasir Butt – A Distinguished Leader Bridging IHRC and SECI

Dawid Szablowski — Thu, 25 Sep 2025 16:23:10 +0000

National Council Member of SECI and IHRC Ambassador in India

New Delhi, India – September 2025

The International Human Rights Commission (IHRC Corporation) proudly announces a milestone achievement: Dr. Adv. Arif Nasir Butt, IHRC Ambassador in India, National President of IHRC (India), and Head of the IHRC Diplomatic Mission in India, has been nominated as National Council Member (NCM) of the Council for Promotion of Social Justice and Empowerment of India (SECI) – a prestigious body working under the aegis of the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India.

Dual Leadership – National and International Impact

Dr. Butt’s appointment to SECI represents not only a personal honour but also a reinforcement of IHRC’s global mission in India. His leadership now bridges two powerful platforms:

IHRC, advancing human rights, diplomacy, and international cooperation.
SECI, shaping national policies for social justice, equality, and empowerment.

Through this unique position, Dr. Butt is strategically placed to drive collaboration between India’s social development initiatives and IHRC’s global humanitarian mission.

Commitment to Justice and Equality

The nomination to SECI honours his lifelong dedication to:

protecting the rights of marginalized communities,
advocating for equality and dignity,
creating sustainable opportunities in education, livelihood, and social welfare.

As IHRC’s senior diplomat in India, Dr. Butt has consistently advanced dialogue between civil society, government institutions, and the international community, ensuring that India remains a vital voice in global human rights discourse.

Strengthening IHRC’s Presence in India

Under Dr. Butt’s leadership, IHRC India has grown into a recognised diplomatic and humanitarian mission, spearheading initiatives in awareness, advocacy, and direct support for vulnerable groups. His dual capacity now allows IHRC to align even closer with the Government of India’s vision for an inclusive society, amplifying the Commission’s impact and credibility.

A Symbol of Honour and Responsibility

This achievement reflects not only Dr. Butt’s dedication, but also the collective commitment of IHRC to nation-building, social transformation, and international solidarity. It highlights India’s role as a cornerstone in IHRC’s global architecture of human rights protection.

Author:
Dawid Szablowski
Editor-in-Chief & Publisher, IHRC News
Head of IHRC Press Department

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🕊️ Prof. h.c. Rafał Marcin Wasik – A Legacy Beyond Borders

Dawid Szablowski — Tue, 16 Sep 2025 19:37:10 +0000

IHRC Secretary-General among the world’s leaders of 28COE

Dubai, 27 March 2022 – Dusit Thani Hotel

A gathering of global leaders in Dubai

In a world where stories shape legacies and connections define success, there are moments that become part of history. One such moment took place in Dubai, where during the prestigious 28COE Award Ceremony, 220 leaders from 20 countries gathered under one roof. The event was held under the patronage of Sheikh Obaid Suhail Al Maktoum and brought together representatives of business, diplomacy, and the UAE royal family.

The launch of a unique publication

The highlight of the gala was the launch of the exclusive “28COE Quotes Book – 200 Members, Volume 1.” This three-kilogram hardcover edition presents the profiles of 200 leaders from 70 countries, featuring their wisdom, experiences, and values.

The book represents:

A legacy – a symbol of lasting contribution to global history,
A personal branding tool – strengthening the professional and personal image of leaders,
A networking bridge – connecting entrepreneurs and visionaries across borders,
A collector’s edition – never to be reprinted again.

Prof. Rafał Marcin Wasik – the Peacemaker among visionaries

Among the leaders featured in the book is Prof. h.c. Rafał Marcin Wasik, Secretary-General of the International Human Rights Commission – IHRC, widely known as the Peacemaker. His presence highlights that humanitarian and diplomatic values are equally recognised within the global business leadership community.

“I became part of a global network of leaders united by a common vision, values, and a passion for creating a better world. This is not only a personal distinction but also proof that the mission I pursue through IHRC is being recognised and appreciated worldwide.” – stressed Prof. Wasik.

28COE – a global platform for leadership

The 28COE (28 Credentials of Entrepreneur) initiative supports young entrepreneurs, innovators, and leaders across nearly 90 countries. Its mission goes beyond business success, promoting ethical values and the UN Sustainable Development Goals – from education and poverty elimination to innovation and inclusive development.

The Quotes Book has become a bridge between personal branding and global recognition, and currently, only 280 copies remain worldwide. This is the final chance to secure a piece of this legacy – a symbolic part of history that will never be reprinted.

A legacy that transcends borders

Through his presence in the 28COE Quotes Book, the IHRC Secretary-General confirmed his place among global leaders shaping the future through cooperation, values, and a vision of peace.

This story demonstrates that business and humanitarianism can go hand in hand, and that the message of peace, solidarity, and human rights – brought by Prof. Wasik – is recognised and valued within the circle of global entrepreneurs and innovators.

History does not wait. Prof. Rafał Marcin Wasik has already inscribed his name in its pages – as a leader who unites humanitarian diplomacy with entrepreneurship.

Author:
Dawid Szabłowski
Editor-in-Chief & Publisher, IHRC News
Head of IHRC Press Department

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🛑 Suspected Acts of Ethnic Cleansing in Sweida, Syria

Dawid Szablowski — Sat, 19 Jul 2025 17:59:14 +0000

Official Statement by Taaluf Humanitaire International Organization – Addressed to IHRC

Sweida, Syria | July 17, 2025

Editorial Note (IHRC News):
In response to alarming reports from the Sweida region in Syria, we publish below the full official text of the report submitted by Taaluf Humanitaire International Organization – Human Rights Office, addressed to the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC). The following document is presented as received, without editorial changes.

Human Rights Report Issued by Taaluf Humanitaire International Organization – Addressed to IHRC

Report Title:
Suspected Acts of Ethnic Cleansing in Sweida, Syria: An Urgent Call for International Investigation

Sweida, Syria | July 17, 2025

Taaluf Humanitaire International Organization expresses deep concern over credible reports emerging from the Bedouin-populated areas of Sweida countryside, indicating grave human rights violations. These include the beheading of women and children, brutal killings, and the forced displacement of over 1,500 individuals, according to eyewitness accounts and local human rights organizations.

The nature and pattern of these acts suggest systematic retaliatory violence carried out by armed groups operating outside the law, deliberately targeting a specific community based on ethnic or social identity, in blatant violation of core principles of international humanitarian law.

The organization believes that these acts may constitute crimes of ethnic cleansing, falling under Article 7 of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, which defines the systematic persecution of a group based on identity as a crime against humanity.

Taaluf Humanitaire International Organization calls for:

An urgent and transparent international investigation led by the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Syria.

Deployment of a fact-finding mission to document the violations and identify perpetrators.

Immediate humanitarian support for displaced individuals and victims, with guarantees for their safety and protection.

Accountability for perpetrators in accordance with international law.

A reminder that silence in the face of such crimes amounts to complicity. An effective international response is urgently needed to protect civilians and prevent further atrocities.

Human dignity is a red line.

Taaluf Humanitaire International Organization – Human Rights Office

IHRC News has not altered the content of this report. The document represents the official position of Taaluf Humanitaire International Organization.

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🟢 IHRC Brings Smiles to Schoolchildren in Mumbai

Dawid Szablowski — Mon, 23 Jun 2025 13:40:39 +0000

A Day of Joy, Support, and Solidarity for Human Rights
23 June 2025, Kalyan, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Humanitarian Outreach Under the Banner of IHRC

Today, the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) held a heartfelt outreach program for schoolchildren in Kalyan, Mumbai, Maharashtra. The event was attended by H.E Bishop Dr. Samsher Khan, Peace Ambassador & High Commissioner MNVC SMM IHRC, alongside Noor Mohammad Rahmani and Mehtab Rahmani (Zonal Volunteer Coordinators IHRC), as well as volunteers Sarfaraz Rais and Aftab Rahmani.

Supporting the Next Generation

During the program, essential school supplies—including notebooks, pencils, erasers, and biscuits—were distributed to young students. This small yet meaningful gesture brought joy to the children and highlighted IHRC’s commitment to supporting vulnerable communities.

“It was a very happy and good moment with the children, and we express our sincere gratitude to Dr. Samsher Khan for his presence and leadership. We thank God for enabling us to organize this impactful event under the IHRC banner.”

Strengthening Community and Human Rights

The event served as an opportunity to raise awareness about IHRC’s mission and encourage greater community involvement in supporting those in need. Many attendees proudly identified themselves with their IHRC ID, emphasizing the organization’s growing impact at the grassroots level.

Special thanks were extended to:

H.E Bishop Dr. Samsher Khan for leading and inspiring the team,
Prof. h.c. Rafal Marcin Wasik, IHRC Secretary-General, Peacemaker, for his visionary leadership,
Dawid Szabłowski, Ambassador at Large and Intergovernmental Advisor, Head of IHRC Press Department, for continued support in promoting human rights initiatives.

Upholding Human Rights and Dignity

At its core, today’s initiative embodies the universal principles enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights—notably, the right of every child to education, dignity, and development. The International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) remains unwavering in its commitment to advancing these rights, particularly for those most at risk of marginalization.

“Our presence here is a reminder that every act of kindness is a concrete step towards a world where human rights are protected and every child’s potential is valued.”

IHRC reiterates its call to all stakeholders—governments, institutions, and civil society—to redouble their efforts in upholding and defending the rights of children everywhere. Only through collective action, solidarity, and respect for fundamental freedoms can we build resilient and just communities.

“We thank everyone who contributed to making this day a beautiful and memorable occasion for the children of Mumbai. Working with IHRC is both a blessing and an honour, and we look forward to furthering our mission for human dignity and justice.”

Author:
H.E Bishop Dr. Samsher Khan
IHRC Peace Ambassador & High Commissioner MNVC SMM IHRC
IHRC Press Journalist

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🟢 Bombing of St. Elias Church in Damascus — A Crime Against Innocents

Dawid Szablowski — Mon, 23 Jun 2025 10:23:29 +0000

Attack on Place of Worship Sparks Outrage
Damascus, June 2025

Tragedy Strikes the Heart of the Community

A shocking attack has struck St. Elias Church of the Greek Orthodox community in Al-Dweilaa, Damascus. During evening prayers, a bombing claimed the lives of nine civilians and injured many more, according to the Syrian Ministry of Interior.

Emergency Response and National Mourning

Medical and civil defence teams responded rapidly, transporting the injured to hospitals amid scenes of profound sorrow and outrage. No group has claimed responsibility at the time of this report.

Violation of Humanitarian and Religious Norms

This assault stands as one of the gravest attacks on a place of worship in recent Syrian history, threatening the country’s tradition of diversity and peaceful coexistence.

Civil society organisations condemned the bombing unequivocally, urging:

Protection of religious sites
Accountability for perpetrators
Enhanced civilian protection measures

They also expressed their condolences to the victims’ families and wished the injured a swift recovery.

Mercy to the souls of the martyrs, and patience and comfort to their families.
No to terrorism… Yes to peace.

Author:
Ahmed Mowas, IHRC Press Journalist

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🟢 War Remnants Threaten Civilian Lives in Syria

Dawid Szablowski — Mon, 23 Jun 2025 09:36:25 +0000

Growing Threat for Civilians Returning Home

Unexploded remnants of war continue to present a severe hazard to civilians in several regions of Syria, notably in rural Aleppo, Deir ez-Zor, and the Damascus countryside. As displaced families gradually return, there is a troubling surge in injuries and fatalities from landmines and unexploded ordnance (UXO)—with children and farmers among the most vulnerable.

Barriers to Recovery and Stability

Local humanitarian organisations report:

High density of explosive devices in agricultural and residential zones
Impeded reconstruction efforts
Serious threat to early recovery and community stability

Appeal for Immediate International Response

Taaluf Humanitaire International Organization calls on the international community—especially the United Nations and specialised agencies like UNMAS—to:

Provide urgent technical and logistical support for survey and clearance
Initiate broad-based community awareness campaigns
Strengthen the capacity of local partners
Deliver protective gear and detection equipment to field teams

Addressing this urgent humanitarian issue is essential to restore stability in Syria and protect civilians’ right to live in safety and dignity.

Author:
Dr. Ahmed Mowas, IHRC Press Journalist

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