Le Pr BEUGRE TAKOUO Félix, Médiateur délégué des régions de San-Pédro, Gboklê et de la Nawa, a été officiellement installé. La cérémonie d’installation a eu lieu, le mercredi 16 août 2017, au Centre Culturel Municipal de San-Pédro.

On 23 August 2017 Public Protector Protector Adv. Busisiwe Mkhwebane commemorated Women’s Month in Limpopo. The Office of the Public Protector took the opportunity of this event to set up a makeshift service point, which allowed locals to file complaints to the Public Protector.

Oficina Defensorial de Tumbes supervisó Oficinas de Atención a las Personas con Discapacidad de 10 Municipalidades Distritales, 3 Provinciales y del Gobierno Regional. Se evalúo la incorporación de estas oficinas al organigrama de las instituciones, asignación de presupuesto y personal, entre otros puntos. 

An Ombudsman investigation report relating to the conditions faced by women in the Alice Springs Women's Correctional Facility has been tabled in the Legislative Assembly. Women in Prison II revisits similar issues to those discussed in a 2008 Ombudsman report. It concludes that progress since then has been limited at best.

The Office of the Ombudsman in Tonga has presented the first edition of its newsletter in July 2017. The aim of the newsletter is to provide brief information to the community regarding current developments of the Office.

Council of Europe Highlights 2016 is an overview of the organisation’s activities aimed at protecting and promoting individual rights through the continent and improving the welfare of European citizens while also contributing to the stability of their countries.

Space is filling up fast for the Ontario Ombudsman's "Sharpening Your Teeth: Advanced Investigative Training for Administrative Watchdogs” training course. Register today by emailing training@ombudsman.on.ca. The course takes place October 16-18, 2017, in Toronto, Ontario and covers investigation planning, interviewing, assessing evidence, report writing, and using digital and social media tools to conduct and publicize an investigation.

Older vulnerable people are often reliant on relatives to raise concerns when things go wrong in hospital. However – as a survey, published by Gransnet and the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman revealed – over half of family members with a concern find it difficult to complain about the hospital care or treatment of an relative.