Comité Comisionado Internacional Derechos Humanos

In the spirit of protecting and upholding the universality of human rights, we have become an entity dedicated to “social justice and human rights advocacy,” committed to the mission of supporting the global development of diverse societies across continents and their countries, strengthening their capacities for governance, inclusion, and assistance through Human Rights.
We will act on behalf of every person in need of our assistance and intervention, particularly in the most vulnerable social sectors that have been marginalized thus far by social events (children and adolescents, women and the elderly, people with different abilities, among others), serving as a unifying force in diversity and a promoter of Human Rights; with the legal framework being the legal system of the Republic of Ecuador and the laws of the CIDHU Statute.

Civil Protection and Wildfire Fighting Volunteer Service.

Since 1974, serving others and the environment.

SAFE BLOOD Donation is a private association of members which facilitates member-matched directed blood donation in order to provide the safest blood possible and ensure the lasting safety of the blood supply for future generations. Safe Blood also works to reduce the need for transfusions by educating its members and the public about scientifically optimal alternatives such as auto transfusion and autologous donation. Already a worldwide community, Safe Blood and its members strive to establish partnerships with a network of clinics and laboratories that support medical freedom and human rights through each person’s right to choose one’s blood donor freely. As a non-profit organization, Safe Blood relies on member participation and support. We are open to all and welcome as donors those who share the commitment not to mix their blood with foreign genetic products. We also welcome members for receipt of blood who may have come to this commitment more recently.

The New National Health Service (NSSN) of WHB GHA-WW is based on three fundamental principles: universality, equality, and equity. The pursuit of these principles requires strengthening its capacity to operate as a community-based system, designed BY THE PEOPLE AND FOR THE PEOPLE.

Although it originated as a private service, the introduction of the Mixed Payment System (current currency, cryptocurrencies, complementary currencies, barter, and time banking) aims to realize the aforementioned principles by applying them to the highest level of coverage and providing a healthcare service that can be accessible to all citizens, regardless of income.

In this perspective and context, there is a need to strengthen the local health services provided by the current Public Health Service, reducing inequalities while simultaneously building a shared and homogeneous service delivery model across each national territory.