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 organizer and originator of the event was IHRC Commissioner, Ms. Leli Kagermanova, along with friends including the Director of the Oratory, Frater Slawomir Szczodrowski sdb and Natasza Deshieva. The ceremony was organized with the support of the patronage of International Human Rights Commission Secretary General Prof. h.c. Rafal Marcin Wasik.

IHRC Commissioner Leli Kagermanova, from the very beginning of obtaining information about the life tragedy of Luiza Galaeva, as a potential victim of human trafficking at high risk of losing her life, took all possible steps to save the above-mentioned woman and her children. Accordingly, in conjunction with the legal, security and logistics divisions of the IHRC, they began to gather information and coordinate efforts to provide all possible assistance to the persecuted and life-threatened woman and her children.

As a result of the strenuous work of Commissioner Kagermanova, coordinators, IHRC volunteers and all the big-hearted people, such as Mikolaj Potocki, Piotr Korc, Artur Supinski and lawyer Pawel Gosc, offering patronage in all procedural, judicial and official matters for Luiza and her children from the very beginning, it was possible to save Luiza Galaeva from being sold and, as a result, from slavery.

It should be mentioned that a very solid role in saving Luiza’s life was played by officers of the Nadwislanski Oddział Straży Granicznej (Border Guard Station in Warsaw). Their actions are shrouded in mystery, but thanks to their commitment Luiza and her children live safely.

It should also be mentioned that the IHRC, as an Intergovernmental Transnational Organization, was able to carry out a number of activities on the territory of Poland, Germany, Belarus and Russia, which contributed to the happy ending of Luiza’s release.

In addition, Luiza’s tragic story resonated with the public and was also reported in Gazeta Wyborcza article of 15-04-2024 titled “Luiza’s escape: either sold or buried,” written by investigative journalist Michalina Kawol.
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In connection with Luiza’s tragic fate, journalistic work is being carried out to create a comprehensive TV report on her story.

The Salesians, known for their humanitarian and outreach work, are involved in organizing the relief effort, and have played a key role in providing support and care for Luiza and her children during difficult times. Their support was not only limited to spiritual aspects, but also included practical assistance and involvement in efforts to protect the lives and health of those affected.

The International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) played a key role in providing legal, logistical and security support to a Russian citizen of Chechen nationality, and her children. This was a necessary action to effectively defend against the threat of sale and slavery.

The security of Louisa and her children was the responsibility of IHRC Commissioner Pawel Chorowiec, who was involved in coordinating the operation from the very beginning. Thanks to his efforts, detailed security plans were developed, which included monitoring the situation, assessing threats, and providing safe places for Luiza and her children to stay. Mr. Pawel Chorowiec also collaborated with local security services, including the Vistula Border Guard Unit, whose officers played a key role in saving Luiza’s life.

Logistics were the responsibility of Mr. Dawid Szablowski Intergovernmental Advisor for Communications of the IHRC, who coordinated aspects of transportation. His activities included the organization of means of transportation and safe passage.

Prof. h.c. Rafal Marcin Wasik Secretary General of the IHRC expressed his sincere thanks to all those who contributed to saving the lives of Luiza Galaeva and her children: “The actions of the entire team are proof that together we can change the world for the better and effectively counter the cruel practice of human trafficking. Thank you for your huge hearts, professionalism and tireless commitment which were crucial to the success of this operation.”

“Let’s remember that even the smallest gesture of goodness can change someone’s life.” -Luiza Galaeva

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On 30 January 2024, Ayndy appeared at the Office for Foreigners in Warsaw to collect Russian passports to travel to Chechnya, forcing Luiza to accompany him. Witnessing all this was Zareta Khaskhanova, a relative of Aynda’s first wife, who took it upon herself to try to stop the violence by contacting the IHRC’s regional coordinator in Poland, Leli Kagermanova, and asking for help for Luiza. Zareta handed over evidence of domestic violence, including a video and a recording of Luiza’s phone call to the police.

At the same time, Leli Kagermanova and Natasha Deshieva came to the Warsaw office at 33 Taborowa Street to support Luiza and her children. Unfortunately, they were also threatened, so the office staff had to call the police. Currently Luiza and her children are in a refugee centre under the care of the IHRC.

The first court hearing took place on 18.04, during which the IHRC lawyer, Mr Pawel, defended the children and Luiza. The next hearing is scheduled for 26.04.2024, with the centre’s director and all staff expressing positive views about Luisa and her children. The official verdict will be announced on Friday, but from Luiza side and the witnesses it appears that there was domestic violence, human trafficking and intent to murder.

Prof. h.c. Rafal Marcin Wasik, Secretary General of the International Human Rights Commission – IHRC provided Luiza and her children with legal services, medical care and a safe place to stay, securing everything they needed to live, including food and clothing. Dawid Szablowski of International Logistic Group was responsible for the transport and its coordination.

Luiza and her children express their immense gratitude to IHRC Secretary General Rafal Marcin Wasik, the Zarzad Oddzialowy NSZZ FSG przy NwOSG, the Zarzad Wojewodzki NSZZ Policjantow Wojewodztwa Swietokrzyskiego, the International Human Rights Commission, the staff of the office at 33 Taborowa Street and all those who contributed to saving their lives and helping them.

This article was submitted by IHRC volunteers. Domestic violence is a serious social problem that affects many people. If you know of someone experiencing domestic violence, please contact us at lelikagermanova@ihrc.org.

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