IHRC: Description
About Us
The International Human Rights Commission IHRC Corporation is a pioneering private Transnational International Humanitarian organization headquartered in the United States of America, establishing a new standard in global
humanitarian diplomacy and multilateral cooperation.
Operating independently of governmental structures while engaging across national jurisdictions, IHRC—also operating under the name INTERPOL Center USA (ICA)—serves as a neutral, facilitative platform for dialogue and cooperation among states, international organizations, civil society, and local communities. Its mission is to advance peacebuilding, strengthen humanitarian coordination, and safeguard fundamental human rights in full alignment with international humanitarian law and universally recognized principles of international cooperation.
Romanos A. RAAD
President
Chairman of the Board
Peacemaker
Chairman of the Board
Peacemaker
Prof. h.c. Rafał Marcin Wasik,
Secretary General
Peacemaker
Peacemaker
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Structure:IHRC CORPORATION ( IHRC) | INTERPOL CENTER USA (ICA)
Transnational International Organization (TIO)
💠 Organization Details
• Organization’s Acronym: IHRC Corporation | IHRC | INTERPOL Center USA | ICA
• Legal Type: Domestic Non-Profit Corporation
• Global Status: Transnational International Organization (TIO)
✅ IHRC Corporation – State of New Mexico (Headquarters)
• Location: Albuquerque
• Registration Number: 7589050
• EIN 99-1910431IHRC Corporation (Foreign Entity – Washington, DC)• Location: Washington• Registration Number: 7589050
🕊️ IHRC – ICA Official Visual Set 2024Brand & Legal Identity StatementThe IHRC – ICA Official Visual Set 2024 represents the unified and legally protected visual identity of the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC Corporation) and the INTERPOL Center USA (ICA).This set has been officially developed and approved as part of the organization’s compliance and recognition under United States federal law.
It confirms IHRC / ICA’s status as a registered, lawful, and transparent transnational intergovernmental structure operating under the following authorities:
• U.S. Department of the Treasury – FinCEN
• Internal Revenue Service (IRS) – 501(c)(3) Tax-Exempt Nonprofit Organization
• Collective Membership Mark – Class 200 (United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO))
© 2024 International Human Rights Commission IHRC Corporation | INTERPOL Center USA (ICA). All rights reserved.
All registrations are verifiable under U.S. federal databases and maintained in good standing.
About IHRC Corporation | INTERPOL Center USA
The International Human Rights Commission (IHRC Corporation), also known as INTERPOL Center USA (ICA), is a Transnational International Organization (TIO) dedicated to global peace, security, human rights protection, and humanitarian assistance worldwide. The origins of the organization date back over a decade, when Prof. h.c. Rafał Marcin Wasik, the current Secretary-General of IHRC Corporation, conceived the idea of creating an intergovernmental mechanism for non-protocol diplomatic and humanitarian operations — aimed at preventing the inevitable global humanitarian catastrophe and initiating a reform of the United Nations system. From this vision emerged a new model of international cooperation — the Transnational Intergovernmental Organization (TIO) — which unites the experience and mechanisms of NGOs, INGOs, IGOs, and GOs into one independent, functional structure capable of operating effectively in crisis and conflict zones. Prof. Wasik is also the co-author of the international scientific publication “New Economy System 3.0 – Sustainable Macroeconomics with Green Rendite” (Platzer – Rothschild), in which he wrote the chapter “United Nations Organization in the Face of New Challenges”. The work presents his proposed framework for reforming the UN system and establishing a new mechanism of global governance, capable of addressing contemporary security and humanitarian challenges. For more than a decade, IHRC Corporation has been developed according to a cascading TIO model, now promoted globally as one of the most innovative mechanisms for humanitarian diplomacy and international cooperation. Today, it unites a growing coalition of states, governmental institutions, international organizations, and thousands of volunteers, who every day, under the banner of IHRC, carry out humanitarian, peacekeeping, and mediatory missions in conflict and disaster zones around the world. A key role in the international expansion and institutional strengthening of IHRC was played by President Romanos Raad, who, together with Prof. Rafał Marcin Wasik, convinced the first governments to sign intergovernmental agreements between IHRC and Ministries of Foreign Affairs under the TIO framework. This marked the beginning of a new era in the reform of intergovernmental organizations, creating a global mechanism for conflict prevention and effective humanitarian delivery in the world’s most challenging and inaccessible areas.
The success of this model is demonstrated by IHRC’s ongoing missions and peace operations in Gaza, Ukraine, Abkhazia, Chad, Congo, and across the Middle East, where IHRC continues to provide assistance and negotiate humanitarian access where traditional institutions have failed. The organization is financed exclusively through legal and transparent sources, in full compliance with U.S. law.
IHRC Corporation holds an official Certificate of Good Standing.
Additionally, IHRC Corporation is registered with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) – a bureau of the U.S. Department of the Treasury responsible for anti-money laundering (AML), counter-terrorism financing (CFT), and financial transparency, operating fully in compliance with the U.S. AML/CFT/USA PATRIOT Act.
As a 501(c)(3) registered organization, IHRC Corporation remains transparent, auditable, and fully compliant with U.S. and international law.
Its mission is to build a new global model of solidarity, security, and humanitarian diplomacy, ensuring that the children of our children will not be a generation of war, but a generation of peace, hope, and unity.
Its mission is to build a new global model of solidarity, security, and humanitarian diplomacy, ensuring that the children of our children will not be a generation of war, but a generation of peace, hope, and unity.
🔗 Official Links:
🌐 Main Website: www.ihrchq.org
🌐 INTERPOL Center USA: www.interpolcenterusa.org
📜 List of Diplomatic Agreements and MoUs: www.ihrchq.org/agreements
💠 Certificate & Authenticity Verification: www.interpolcenterusa.org/verify
Motto
“Because what we do today, we do for generations.”
IHRC Alliance
The IHRC Alliance continuously works to safeguard civilians, assist crisis-affected communities, and deliver targeted humanitarian aid while promoting peacebuilding, dialogue, and inclusive development.
Grounded in international law and guided by universal values, the IHRC Corporation remains a symbol of neutrality, responsibility, and global partnership in an increasingly divided world.
✅International Human Rights Commission Foundation – Slovak Republic• Organization’s acronym: IHRC
• Headquarters: Bratislava, Slovak Republic
• Registration number: ICO 54825 075
• TAX ID Number: 212248407
• Type of organization: Transnational International Foundation
✅International Human Rights Commission India
• Organization’s acronym: IHRC
• Headquarters: Jharkhand, India
• Type of organization: NGO, NPO
• Registration number: IN-UP56982369729565W
✅SMM IHRC Trust
• Organization’s acronym: SMM IHRC
• Headquarters: Chittogram, Bangladesh
• Type of organization: Found Trust
• Registration number: 4231
🕊️ Official Recognition from the Ministry of Internally Displaced Persons of the Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia
Secretary General:
Prof. h.c. Rafał Marcin Wasik
Prof. h.c. Rafał Marcin Wasik
The Ministry of Internally Displaced Persons of the Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia has officially expressed its sincere gratitude and appreciation to the Transnational Intergnational Organization “International Human Rights Commission Foundation” for its continued and invaluable humanitarian assistance.
In a formal letter and certificate of appreciation dated June 20, 2022, Minister David Patsatsia acknowledged the lasting contribution and commitment of IHRC to supporting the internally displaced persons from Abkhazia — one of the most vulnerable groups in the region.
“The Ministry is working hard to provide the best possible aid to one of the most vulnerable people in the region – internally displaced persons from the Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia, especially at a time when they are experiencing incredibly challenging circumstances. Your support of these efforts is paramount and greatly appreciated.
We are confident that our cooperation will contribute to strengthening human rights protection and successful implementation of humanitarian programs in the region.”
— David Patsatsia, Minister of Internally Displaced Persons of the Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia
📜 Certificate of Appreciation
Presented to the
International Human Rights Commission
for lasting contribution and invaluable support
Signed by: David Patsatsia, Minister
Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia – June 2022
International Human Rights Commission
for lasting contribution and invaluable support
Signed by: David Patsatsia, Minister
Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia – June 2022
Legal & Intellectual Property Notice
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All names, graphics, emblems, and logos are legally protected by copyright and registered trademarks.
Unauthorized use, reproduction, or imitation is strictly prohibited and may result in legal action under applicable international and national law.
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DisclaimerThe International Human Rights Commission IHRC Corporation, also known as INTERPOL Center USA (ICA), is a Transnational International Organization (TIO) registered in the State of New Mexico, USA, as a Domestic Non-Profit Corporation.IHRC Corporation is not an agency of the United Nations (UN) and is not affiliated with INTERPOL – the International Criminal Police Organization based in Lyon, France.It operates independently as a diplomatic and humanitarian organization, holding its own legal registration and global status as a Transnational Intergovernmental Organization (TIO).
Election Observation Missions of IHRC
Election Observation Missions of IHRC
Covering key democratic monitoring operations (2014–2025)
The International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) has systematically deployed high-level observation missions in multiple countries to safeguard democratic processes, human rights, and the rule of law. These missions extend from Eastern Europe to West Africa and encompass presidential, legislative, regional and by-elections. Below is a consolidated overview of key engagements:
Year | Country | Election Type | Mission Highlights | Link |
2025 | Côte d’Ivoire | Presidential (25 Oct) | IHRC launches observation mission early; pre-election and security assessments, deployment of Long-Term & Short-Term Observers. ihrc.news | |
2023 | Nigeria | National General Elections | IHRC accredited by Nigeria’s INEC as foreign observer | |
2023 | Côte d’Ivoire | Regional & Municipal (2 Sept) | Launch of Long-Term Mission (MOELT) with preliminary assessment. ihrc.news... | |
2022 | Côte d’Ivoire | By-Elections (3 Sept) | IHRC accredited by CEI for senator/deputy by-elections. | |
2021 | Republic of Chad | Presidential (10 Apr) | IHRC Special Monitoring Mission (SMM) deployed volunteers nationwide; supported peaceful electoral process with government security guarantees. | |
2021 | Cabo Verde | National Elections (18 Apr) | IHRC called for credible, free, and fair elections; officially accredited as International Observer. | |
2021 | Côte d’Ivoire | Legislative (6 Mar) | Joint mission (IHRC, AU, CEMAC, CEN-SAD) monitored campaign, polling and tallying. IHRC Corporation... | |
2019 | Ukraine | Snap Parliamentary (21 Jul) | Audited foreign-voting points in Poland, Czech Rep., Netherlands etc. | |
2019 | Ukraine | Presidential (31 Mar) | IHRC as official international observer, led by Secretary General Prof. h.c. Rafał Marcin Wasik. IHRC Corporation... | |
2014 | Ukraine | Parliamentary (26 Oct) | Special election mission to Parliament of Ukraine, including war-zone monitoring. IHRC Corporation... | |
2014 | Ukraine | Early Presidential (25 May) | IHRC registered office in Ukraine; monitored under conflict conditions (Donetsk region) IHRC Corporation... |
🎯 Core Objectives and Value Added
• Guarantee free, fair, and credible elections through transparent monitoring.
• Strengthen cooperation with ECOWAS, AU, CEMAC, and national electoral commissions.
• Issue independent reports and recommendations enhancing governance and human rights.
• Promote democratic legitimacy, civic participation, and peace across regions.
🌐 Strategic Impact
IHRC has developed a global reputation for neutrality and professionalism in democratic monitoring.
From Ukraine’s frontline elections during armed conflict to West Africa’s democratic transitions, IHRC missions reinforce international standards and inspire global trust.
From Ukraine’s frontline elections during armed conflict to West Africa’s democratic transitions, IHRC missions reinforce international standards and inspire global trust.
🔭 Looking Ahead
IHRC continues preparing future missions in partnership with governments and international organizations.
Its commitment to peace, justice, and electoral integrity remains unwavering — ensuring that every citizen’s vote is respected and protected.
Its commitment to peace, justice, and electoral integrity remains unwavering — ensuring that every citizen’s vote is respected and protected.
For further details on specific missions, refer to the dedicated pages on the IHRC website under “Monitoring > Elections”.
Legal Disclaimer – No Affiliation with INTERPOL or the United Nations
The following information is provided for regulatory transparency and compliance purposes
INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION IHRC CORPORATION
(also operating as INTERPOL Center USA – ICA)
(also operating as INTERPOL Center USA – ICA)
Institutional Non-Affiliation and Absence of Mandate Clause (INTERPOL and United Nations)
Statement of Non-Affiliation and Absence of International Mandate
Statement of Non-Affiliation and Absence of International Mandate
International Human Rights Commission IHRC Corporation, a nonprofit organization incorporated in the State of New Mexico, United States of America, and also operating under the name INTERPOL Center USA (ICA), conducts independent civil, humanitarian, and peacebuilding activities in accordance with applicable United States law and international law.
IHRC Corporation and INTERPOL Center USA (ICA) are not affiliated with, endorsed by, authorized by, or structurally connected to the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL), headquartered in Lyon, France, nor to the United Nations, its agencies, programs, or any of its institutional bodies.
IHRC Corporation and INTERPOL Center USA (ICA) do not constitute an internal structure, operational unit, representative office, or law-enforcement body of INTERPOL, of any national police authority acting within INTERPOL frameworks, or of the United Nations system.
The names, insignia, titles, and identifying marks used by IHRC Corporation and INTERPOL Center USA (ICA) serve solely to denote membership within an international humanitarian and intergovernmental cooperation framework dedicated to peacebuilding, civil protection, human rights, and global security. Such designations do not confer or imply any police authority, enforcement powers, governmental mandate, or any mandate derived from INTERPOL or the United Nations.
All investigative, monitoring, and search activities carried out by IHRC Corporation and INTERPOL Center USA (ICA) are strictly non-police, non-coercive, and humanitarian in nature. These activities are conducted on the basis of lawful consent, international or inter-institutional agreements, humanitarian or intergovernmental mandates, and cooperation with competent authorities, without infringing upon the exclusive competencies of INTERPOL, the United Nations, or national law-enforcement agencies.
IHRC Corporation operates exclusively as an independent, non-governmental, and non-law-enforcement entity, committed to the principles of legality, transparency, and international cooperation within the limits of applicable law.