An International Commission for Humanity
The World Humanity Commission (WHC), also known as the World Humanity Foundation, World Humanity Organization, Commission for Humanity, or the WHC System, is an international humanitarian organization established to build the humanity humankind deserves and to restore a complete sense of dignity, self-worth, and human value.
WHC operates as a non-political, non-profit, and non-governmental commission devoted to humanitarian service, social justice, peacebuilding, and sustainable human development across nations and cultures.
Our Global Mandate
The mandate of the World Humanity Commission encompasses humanitarian, domestic, and diplomatic engagements aimed at fostering peaceful coexistence among peoples of diverse ethnic, social, political, and religious backgrounds.
WHC serves as a global platform for dialogue, advocacy, humanitarian intervention, institutional collaboration, and policy engagement, working to prevent conflict, alleviate suffering, and promote inclusive human progress worldwide.
Institutional Identity and Global Standing
Since its establishment in 1989, the World Humanity Commission has grown into a globally recognized humanitarian body with consultative standing and international partnerships.
The Commission remains committed to neutrality, impartiality, independence, transparency, and accountability in all its humanitarian and diplomatic engagements.
Commitment Beyond Borders
At the heart of the World Humanity Commission lies an unwavering commitment to humanity without borders. Every human life holds equal value and deserves protection, opportunity, and respect.
Through advocacy, action, recognition, and strategic partnerships, WHC works to inspire individuals, institutions, and nations to uphold the principles of humanity, compassion, justice, and shared responsibility for the future of humankind.