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2015-02-19Dutch parliament appoints Van Zutphen as National Ombudsman
The Dutch House of Representatives has today appointed Reinier van Zutphen to the post of National Ombudsman of the Netherlands. The news was welcomed by the Acting and Deputy National Ombudsmen and the National Ombudsman Office.
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2015-02-19Pacific Ombudsman Alliance - Network News (February 2015)
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2015-02-18
Ombudsman and the autonomous regional ombudsmen present a joint study on hospital accident and emergency services
The Ombudsman and the autonomous-regional ombudsmen presented the joint study “Hospital Accident and Emergency services in the National Health System: patients’ rights and guarantees”, which examines the realities of A&E services and the impact on people’s fundamental rights of how they work.
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2015-02-17
Cognizance of bus-truck accident near Khaipur, Sindh, Pakistan
A tragic accident took place between a Karachi-bound bus coming from Swat and a truck near Theri bypass, Khairpur Sindh in the early hours of Tuesday, November 11, 2014 that claimed the lives of 57 passengers including the driver and injuries to 21 others.
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2015-02-17
Successful implementation of IOI sponsored Information Campaign against human trafficking
The Ombudsman Office of Latvia carried out an information campaign against human trafficking. The so-called project “Gards kumosiņš ("Crumpet") was co-sponsored by the IOI.
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2015-02-17
Federal Ombudsman of Pakistan - Report on the Cognizance of Tragic incident of Death of 57 Persons in Bus-Truck Accident Near Khairpur - EN
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2015-02-12
IOI subsidy application form - regional subsidies - 2014/2015
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2015-02-11
Ombudsman’s staff members participated in the round table on the elimination of domestic violence against women
Ombudsman’s staff members participated in a round table where the final report on a survey studying the features and causes of Domestic Violence (DV) against women in Azerbaijan was presented to the corresponding authorities and the public. The representatives of the Ministry of Health, Public Health and Reforms Center of Azerbaijan, the Office of the Ombudsman and the State Committee for Family, Women and Child Issues participated at this event.
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2015-02-10
The end of fine enforcement by imprisonment
In accordance with provisions of the Minor Offences Act, a court may force an offender who fails to pay a fine partially or entirely within the specified time limit to pay said fine by imposing on him or her fine enforcement by imprisonment. The Ombudsman has been concerned about the issue of fine enforcement by imprisonment.
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2015-02-10
Office of the Ombudsman of Ireland - The Ombudsman's Casebook - Issue 2 Winter 2014/15 - EN
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2015-02-09
Ontarion Ombudsman: OMLET Report - Facts & Highlights
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2015-02-09
Ontarion Ombudsman: OMLET Report - Ombudsman's Remarks
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2015-02-06
2nd IOI/AOA joint training to be held in Thailand
The IOI is pleased to inform you that a 2nd IOI/AOA joint training workshop will be held in Thailand from 31 March to 3 April 2015 commemorating the 15th Anniversary of the establishment of the Thai Ombudsman. Registration is still open until 9 March 2014!
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2015-02-06
2nd IOI/AOA Joint Training - Registration Form
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2015-02-06
2nd IOI/AOA Joint Training - Visa Information
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2015-02-04
January news from the Commonwealth Ombudsman
Commonwealth Ombudsman Colin Neave informs about the latest developments and achievement of his office in January 2015.
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2015-02-04
Commonwealth Ombudsman: Dot Points - January 2015
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2015-02-03
Control Yuan visits IOI Secretary General
On 2 February 2015 a delegation from IOI member Control Yuan took the opportunity of a stay in Vienna to pay a courtesy visit to the IOI Secretary General Günther Kräuter.
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2015-02-03
Office of the Ombudsman launches new website
In her welcoming remarks, the Ombudswoman of the Gambia, Ms. Fatou NJIE-JALLOW, introduced the new website of the Office of the Ombudsman.
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2015-01-29
Landmark decision to make lives of mothers and babies safer
The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman’s casework revealed that the lives of mothers and babies could be put at risk because of an inherent conflict of interest in the supervision of midwives.