Stockholm 2009 - Documents de la Conférence

Conference Papers

• Overview (287,7 KiB)
• 01. Opening Ceremony: Berit Andnor, Committee Chairman's Welcome (14,0 KiB)
• 01.a Opening Ceremony: Per Westerberg, Speaker's Welcome (13,3 KiB)
• 02. Opening Ceremony: Bill Angrick, I.O.I. President's Welcome (17,3 KiB)
• 03. Opening Ceremony: Mats Melin, Swedish Ombudsman's Welcome (28,9 KiB)
• 04. Plenary Session I: Kofi Annan, Sovereignty - The State and the Individual (22,3 KiB)
• 05. Plenary Session I: Navanethem Pillay, Current Challenges to the Protection and Promotion of Human Rights (23,7 KiB)
• 07. Plenary Session I: Henrik Jordahl, Privatization: Is dismantling Public Authority an International Trend? (226,2 KiB)
• 08. Workshop 1: Riitta-Leena Paunio, The Ombudsman as Human Rights Defender (80,4 KiB)
• 09. Workshop 1: Victor O. Ayeni, Ombudsmen as Human Rights Institutions: The New Face of a Global Expansion (121,2 KiB)
• 10. Workshop 1: Thomas Hammarberg, Ombudsmen Need Independence to Speak Out for Human Rights (17,5 KiB)
• 11. Workshop 2: Javed Sadiq Malik, The Ombudsman Reaching Outside the Public Sector (17,9 KiB)
• 12. Workshop 2: Rafael Ribó, The Ombudsman Reaching Outside the Public Sector (65,3 KiB)
• 13. Workshop 3: Yorgos Kaminis, Without a Residence Permit. The Protection of Asylum Seekers and Illegal Immigrants (78,9 KiB)
• 14. Workshop 3: Catherine De Bruecker, No Residency Status - Protection for Asylum-Seekers and Illegal Immigrants (66,2 KiB)
• 15. Plenary Session II: Dean M. Gottehrer, Fundamental Elements of an Effective Ombudsman Institution (86,5 KiB)
• 16. Plenary Session II: André Marin, Leveraging Moral Suasion Through SORT Investigations (36,7 KiB)
• 17. Plenary Session II: Peter Kostelka, Reaching Out to Citizens (32,3 KiB)
• 18. Plenary Session II: Kerstin Andre, Inspections as a Pro-Active Method of Combating Maladministration (35,3 KiB)
• 19. Workshop 4: Arne Fliflet, Ombudsman and Prisons Oversight (29,3 KiB)
• 20. Workshop 4: Cecilia Nordenfelt, Incapable Adults - The Most Vulnerable (24,7 KiB)
• 21. Workshop 4: Bruce Barbour, Actions Speak Louder Than Words: An Ombudsman's Office and Children (53,9 KiB)
• 22. Workshop 5: S S Mafisa, Reconciling Multiple Mandates (47,0 KiB)
• 23. Back to Roots: Hans-Gunnar Axberger, The Original Recipe: 200 Years of Swedish Experience (38,3 KiB)
• 24. Back to Roots: Hans Gammeltoft-Hansen, The Introduction and Development of the Swedish Justitieombudsman in Denmark (100,2 KiB)
• 25. Back to Roots: Gabriele Kucsko-Stadlmayer, The Spread of the Ombudsman Idea in Europe (173,3 KiB)
• 26. Back to Roots: Brian Elwood, The Ombudsman Travels to the Anglo-Saxon World (42,6 KiB)
• 27. Back to Roots: Jean-Paul Delevoye, Mediation as a New Ombudsman Tool (51,1 KiB)
• 28. Back to Roots: Beatriz Merino, Protecting the People: The Latin American Approach to Ombudsmanship (46,8 KiB)
• 29. Back to Roots: Alice Tai, Diversity of Ombudsmen in Asia (48,1 KiB)
• 30. Back to Roots: Moulay Mhmamed Iraki, In the Kingdom of Marocco. Readings in the Islamic Model of Ombudsman (63,8 KiB)
• 31. Back to Roots: Nina Karpachova, The Ombudsman Institution as a Determining Factor in the Transition to Democracy (51,4 KiB)
• 32. Back to Roots: P. Nikiforos Diamandouros, Leaving the National Arena: Adapting the Recipe to the Supranational Level (37,7 KiB)