The International Order of Co-Freemasonry LE DROIT HUMAIN has about 28,000 members spread throughout 60 countries in the world, and on 5 continents. Each national Federation is self-governing provided it does not act in any way contrary to the International Constitution. Lodges work in their native language. The Order has three official languages: French, English and Spanish. National organizations are constituted according to regulations and the number of their members. We find Federations (in France, Belgium, Brazil, The Netherlands, Great Britain, India, Greece, U.S.A., Australia, Iceland, Finland, Austria, Scandinavia, Spain, Switzerland, Italy, South Africa, New Zealand, Chile and West Africa), Jurisdictions (in Poland, Portugal, Argentina, Israel, Canada, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Germany, Central America and the Caribbean, Mexico and Madagascar), and Pioneer Lodges (in Luxembourg, Eastern Europe, Africa, South America and Mauritius). An International Convention is held every five years, where delegates elect the Supreme Council, which is the keystone of the International Order of Co-Freemasonry LE DROIT HUMAIN. In its turn, the Supreme Council elects its committee, whose members are called Officers, and its President the Grand Master.
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