Inter-Force is envisioned as an International Quasi-Judicial Mechanism for Global Law Enforcement Cooperation. It functions as a Diplomatic Defence Council for Inter-Nations Industrial and Civil Security Cooperation, fostering strategic alliances and legal frameworks to address cross-border challenges in security, migration, and Inter-Force is envisioned as an International Quasi-Judicial Mechanism for Global Law Enforcement Cooperation. It serves as a Diplomatic Defence Council for Inter-Nations Industrial and Civil Security Cooperation, designed to strengthen international collaboration in addressing complex cross-border challenges.

Inter-Force brings together expertise in law enforcement, migration, industrial security, and civil protection, creating a structured platform for dialogue, cooperation, and dispute resolution. Guided by principles of international law and diplomatic engagement, it supports cooperative security frameworks, promotes ethical practices, and provides legal and strategic assistance to member states, institutions, and allied organizations.

Through its initiatives, Inter-Force aspires to:

• Enhance global security partnerships across regions.

• Promote transparent and ethical mechanisms for industrial and civil cooperation.

• Support international law enforcement collaboration against emerging threats.

• Foster diplomatic defence alliances with intergovernmental and non-governmental actors.

By bridging the gap between law, diplomacy, and security, Inter-Force stands as a pioneering model of cooperation for the 21st century.

Inter-Force is established as part of the Overseas Council’s Diplomatic & Strategic Initiatives, recognized as an International NGO, Public Incorporated.

It functions as an International Quasi-Judicial Mechanism for Global Law Enforcement Cooperation and as a Diplomatic Defence Council for Inter-Nations Industrial & Civil Security Diplomatic Cooperation.

Through this initiative, the Overseas Council Inter-nations demonstrates its commitment to global partnerships, legal cooperation, and strategic defence collaboration with intergovernmental, international, and allied organizations.

Inter-Force – Diplomatic & Disciplined Wing

Command Structure

Supreme Council (Overseas Council – ORASC) – Strategic Authority

National Director – Head of Inter-Force ( Mr. Murshad K. M.)

Chief Security Diplomatic Commissioner – Security & Defence Oversight

International Liaison Officers (ILOs) – Accredited to INTERPOL, EUROPOL, AUPOL, UN Security Forums

Corps (Uniformed Force Wings)

1. Judicial & Legal Corps

Quasi-Judicial Officers in uniform (legal advisors, commissioners)

Law, arbitration, and dispute mediation teams

2. Diplomatic & Envoy Corps

Special Envoys, Commissioners, Attachés

Handles intergovernmental and allied relations

3. Civil Defence Corps

Disaster relief, civil protection, industrial security

Works like a peacekeeping-style civil protection unit

4. Security & Policing Corps

Liaison corps for cooperation with INTERPOL, EUROPOL, AUPOL

Global security, anti-crime, and transnational enforcement coordination

5. Migration & Humanitarian Corps

Oversees humanitarian relief, refugee aid, diaspora cooperation

Coordinates with IOM, UNHCR, ILO

6. Counter-Terrorism & Intelligence Corps

Analytic and response unit for terrorism threats

Works with allied intelligence & diplomatic security frameworks

7. Training & Academy Corps

Uniformed officers trained in diplomacy, security, law enforcement

Academies, drills, simulation exercises, and international exchange

8. Logistics & Disaster Response Corps

Rapid deployment for humanitarian and disaster zones

Health crimes, biosecurity, supply chain & logistics security

Uniform Concept (Diplomatic, Not Military)

Navy Blue base (diplomatic) with gold insignia (authority)

Emblem patch: Inter-Force globe + scales + olive branches

Ranks: Commissioner, Envoy, Liaison Officer, Director-General, Marshal                    (for Corps heads)

Beret/Cap: With Inter-Force insignia (similar to UN Peacekeeping blue style)

This positions Inter-Force as a disciplined, uniformed force wing — like an international civil-defence and law enforcement cooperation corps, comparable to UN Peacekeepers but under the NGO/diplomatic mechanism

Inter-Force Corps Structure

1. Judicial & Legal Affairs Corps

• Quasi-judicial advisory panels

• International dispute resolution

• Global legal cooperation frameworks

2. Diplomatic & Strategic Corps

• Intergovernmental & multilateral partnerships (UN, EU, GCC, AU, NATO, SAARC, Commonwealth, Arab League)

• Diplomatic liaison offices and envoys

• Defence dialogue forums

3. Civil & Industrial Security Corps

• Civil defence and infrastructure protection

• Industrial safety & cyber defence

• Critical infrastructure & energy security

4. Global Policing & Enforcement Corps

• Liaison with INTERPOL, EUROPOL, AUPOL

• Transnational crime prevention networks

• NGO participation in global policing alliances

5. Migration & Humanitarian Affairs Corps

• Diaspora support, ethical migration & overseas recruitment

• Humanitarian law and refugee protection

• Partnerships with IOM, ILO, UNHCR

6. Counter-Terrorism & Intelligence Corps

• Diplomatic defence & anti-terror frameworks

• International intelligence cooperation platforms

• Threat analysis & global security response

7. Research, Training & Academy Corps

• Advanced research centres and global academies

• Training for judicial, policing & diplomatic security officers

• Partnerships with universities & think tanks

8. Logistics, Health & Disaster Response Corps

• Disaster relief operations & rapid response

• Global health security & anti-health crimes unit

• Civil & industrial logistics security networks

• By calling them “Corps”, you give Inter-Force the profile of an organized, multinational defence cooperation mechanism, while still keeping it diplomatic and quasi-judicial (not a military force)