Global regulatory bodies are international organizations, institutions, and agencies that establish standards, guidelines, policies, and frameworks to regulate practices across countries and ensure coordination, accountability, and ethical conduct in various fields. In the context of international social work, global regulatory bodies play an important role in promoting human rights, social justice, professional ethics, and the welfare of vulnerable populations worldwide. They provide a common platform for nations and professionals to address social issues that cross national boundaries, such as poverty, migration, inequality, discrimination, and humanitarian crises. Global regulatory bodies in social work help develop international standards and principles that guide professional practice. They work toward strengthening the identity of social work as a global profession by promoting values such as respect for human dignity, equality, participation, and empowerment. These bodies encourage social workers to follow ethical guidelines while working with individuals, families, communities, and