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2015-07-15Local Government Ombudsman - Annual Report 2008/2009 EN
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2018-10-15
Special Report on Return of 3rd Country Nationals 2017
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2020-02-28
Protecting human rights of migrants at the borders - evidence and work of European NHRIs (Dec. 2019)
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2020-03-27During a state of emergency access to information should be ensured for persons with disabilities
Following the declaration of State of Emergency aimed at preventing the spread of Novel Coronavirus disease (COVID-19), the Human Rights Defender received complaints from persons with disabilities requesting the Defender's support in accessing information.
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2017-03-23
Queensland Ombudsman: Overcrowding at Brisbane Women's Correctional Centre (September 2016)
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2020-05-04
The CRPD Department’s survey on the employment of people with disabilities in the public sector
Within Article 27 of the Convention (work and employment), we conducted a survey focusing on mapping the conditions of and impediments to employment of people with disabilities in the public sector. Indeed, we assume that public administration should lead by example in creating appropriate working conditions for employees with disabilities.
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2014-06-02
Gibraltar - Public Services Ombudsman - Annual Report 2013 EN
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2019-03-05
Most recent decisions and positions of the Ombudsman
On the day of the Zero Discrimination, which is highlighted today, the Ombudsman, Maria Lúcia Amaral, draws attention to the fact that complaints about municipal swimming pools that condition access to people with HIV/AIDS continue to arrive.
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2016-05-27
Special report of Public Ombudsman of Wales - English Version
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2020-04-17
National Ombudsman presents report on limits to migration detention
The purpose of immigration detention is to ensure that people with no right to remain in the Netherlands are available for deportation. How this should be done has been a matter of debate for some years. In 2015 the Minister of Justice put forward draft legislation proposing a new differentiated regime and in May 2017 the Rotterdam detention centre introduced this new regime in anticipation of the legislation. This prompted the National Ombudsman to investigate the way the new regime works in practice.
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2020-03-30
No entry without a mask – does this business practice constitute discrimination?
Reports appeared in media that certain service providers or retailers are requesting their customers to wear protective masks before entering the place of business, even though this is not the recommendation of the National Civil Protection Directorate nor the Croatian Public Health Institute (HZJZ). Since masks are currently exceedingly hard to obtain, making their usage compulsory could lead to discrimination on the basis of property,
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2019-04-29
Breach of freedom of expression on social media pages of public officials
The Israeli Ombudsman is handling complaints relating the deletion of comments from social media pages of public officials and the blocking of access to them.
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2017-01-23
54. Media Workshop: Mr Raksagecha Chaechai - Proactive Ombudsman through Mass Media
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2014-02-10
Queensland Ombudsman - Annual Report 2008/2009 - EN
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2017-09-21
Ombudsperson for Children kindly asks to fill out questionnaire on psychology in the area of human rights
The Ombudsperson for Children of the Republic of Croatia has prepared a questionnaire on the role of psychology in the field of human rights and social justice in order to explore views of individual independent organizations for human rights and Ombudspersons' offices on the matter. IOI members are kindly requested to support this project by filling out the form and sending it back by 8 October 2017.
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2021-03-15
jahresbericht 2018
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2021-03-15
Belgium - Ombudsfrau der Deutschsprachigen Gemeinschaft Belgiens - Annual Report 2018 - DE
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2017-01-04
Report on the Fulfillment of Recomendations issued by the Public Defender (2014) - EN
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2019-06-13
lithuania seimas-om organizational-chart
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2020-04-03
It is important to precisely determine whose data will be collected and to monitor the procedure
As one of the preventive measures against the spread of coronavirus, especially because of those who frequently violate the self-isolation measure, the Government has proposed amendments to the Electronic Communications Act to monitor citizens’ movements. It would allow location data to be collected, which may restrict citizens’ rights to freedom of movement and privacy.