El encuentro, organizado por el Instituto Latinoamericano del Ombudsman-Defensorías del Pueblo (ILO), reunió a representantes de Chile, Argentina, Brasil, El Salvador y Angola para debatir los desafíos de las instituciones defensoras de derechos humanos.

A new report by the NSW Ombudsman has concluded that the state’s Intensive Therapeutic Care program for children in Out-of-Home Care with high and complex needs is not operating as intended and is not achieving its key objectives.

This quarterly newsletter of the Office of the Ombudsman Punjab highlights significant initiatives and milestones achieved between July and September 2025. Kindly click here to access the Ombudsman Punjab’s Newsletter.

The IOI publishes its Annual Report every year, to inform about membership matters, as well as the most important projects, services and developments of the past membership year. The Annual Report 2024/2025 is now available online. Click here to read our report and learn more about the main activities of the past membership year.

The office of Provincial Ombudsman Sindh and HANDS Welfare Foundation have formalized a strategic partnership through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding at the Ombudsman’s Headquarters, aimed at enhancing citizens’ access to free and fair justice. Under this agreement, a joint action plan will be developed to strengthen public service delivery and ensure efficient, transparent, and citizen-focused grievance redressal across Sindh.

Dans son Rapport annuel 2024-2025, publié le 4 décembre 2025, le Commissaire aux services en français, Carl Bouchard, souligne les résultats obtenus par l’Unité des services en français du Bureau de l’Ombudsman, en faveur du respect des droits linguistiques en Ontario.

Veterans Ombud Colonel (Ret’d) Nishika Jardine released a report identifying systemic unfairness in the Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) Internal Review Process. Veterans use this process to appeal decisions for a wide range of benefits under the Veterans Health Care Regulations and parts of the Veterans Well-being Act.  

L’ombud des vétérans, colonel (à la retraite) Nishika Jardine, a publié un rapport faisant état d’une injustice systémique qui a été décelée dans le processus de révision interne d’Anciens Combattants Canada (ACC). Les vétérans utilisent ce processus pour porter en appel des décisions concernant une vaste gamme d’avantages en vertu du Règlement sur les soins de santé pour anciens combattants et de la Loi sur le bien-être des vétérans.