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Miss Smily Mukta Ghoshal Elected President for the United States for Three Years by the International Human Rights Movement.

International News Desk 

According to Global times News Agancy Europe,The International Human Rights Movement has officially appointed Miss Smily Mukta Ghoshal as President for the United States for a term of three years. She will lead the organization’s work across the country and represent it at national and international levels.She will oversee national coordination and expand the organization’s presence across the United States. Her mandate includes building structured state and local chapters, strengthening community leadership, and advancing advocacy for human rights protection.Her key responsibilities include:

• Establishing a nationwide organizational structure

• Forming state and city level chapters

• Leading human rights advocacy and awareness campaigns

• Engaging policymakers and community leaders

• Promoting youth and women leadership

• Strengthening national coordination and reporting systems

The International Human Rights Movement operates in more than sixty countries. It works to protect fundamental human rights, defend vulnerable communities, promote equality before the law, and support refugees and migrants through structured advocacy and community programs.The organization is founded and led globally by Rana Basharat Ali Khan. He is a British Pakistani humanitarian, international human rights leader, and peace advocate with more than thirty years of experience. He has built global networks across continents and has led strategic initiatives focused on justice, accountability, and protection of marginalized communities. His leadership has expanded the organization’s reach and strengthened its international presence.The appointment of Miss Smily Mukta Ghoshal marks a strategic step to consolidate and expand the movement’s work in the United States. Under her leadership, the organization will implement structured growth, policy engagement, and community mobilization nationwide.The International Human Rights Movement reaffirms its commitment to human dignity, justice, and equal rights for all.