Editing Friends of Man (section)

== Organization ==
[[File:Amis de l'Homme in the world.png|330px|thumb|Friends of Man in the world]]
The movement was later under the leadership of Édouard Rufener, then Marie Roulin, then Mr. Kohli. An [[Elder (administrative title)|elder]] oversees a community.<ref name="Info">{{cite web |title=Sectes et nouveaux mouvements religieux — Association philanthropique "les amis de l'homme" |url=http://www.info-sectes.org/sectesgd/amis.htm |publisher=Info-sectes |language=fr |access-date=28 June 2009}}</ref>

The main headquarters are in [[Cartigny, Switzerland]].<ref>{{cite book |chapter=Religions > Mouvements chrétiens libres > Amis de l'Homme |title=Quid 2003 |publisher=Robert Laffont |year=2002 |language=fr |page=552 |isbn=2-221-09758-0}}</ref> In France, the national headquarters were located in rue Amelot, in the [[11th arrondissement of Paris]], with a strong influence in the south-west, before moving to Les Ormeaux, in [[Lot-et-Garonne]]. Every year, there are one or two congresses composed of speeches, artistic galas and concerts (e.g. at the [[Parc des Princes]] in 1948 and 1949, in Bordeaux in 1950 and in Toulouse in 1951). Regional meetings are also organized in European countries as well as in non European countries such as Algeria and Morocco.<ref name="ref" />

The 71,500 members are active in twenty countries, including Switzerland, Germany, France, Belgium, UK, U.S., Mexico, Brazil, Canada, Australia, but particularly in Italy.<ref name="Info" />