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Fri, 15 May 2015 Ombudsman News 19/2015 |
CANADA: Evalutaion guide on impact of Ombudsman investigation available in FrenchThe Toronto Ombudsman, in collaboration with Ryerson University, a North American advisory committee, has completed a groundbreaking project: The Impact of Ombudsman Investigations on Public Administration: A Case Study and an Evaluation Guide. This project was financially supported by a regional subsidy granted by the IOI. » more information » google translate (Francais) » google translate (Español) |
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AUSTRALIA: Victorian Ombudsman welcomes government response on age care facilityThe Ombudsman welcomed the government's acceptance of her recommendation to make ex gratia payments to former residents of the Mentone Gardens aged care facility. Victorian Ombudsman Deborah Glass is pleased the government is taking steps to make redress. » more information » google translate (Francais) » google translate (Español) |
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SPAIN: Study of injury reports on people deprived of libertyThe medical examination of persons deprived of their liberty who have injuries is a crucial preventive tool. In the course of its activity as the NPM, the Spanish Ombudsman decided that a study should be made to analyze the state of injury reports in the Spanish health and legal systems. » more information » google translate (Francais) » google translate (Español) |
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CANADA: New Manitoba Ombudsman appointedCharlene Paquin became Manitoba’s ombudsman on 4 May 2015. Ms Paquin has many years of public service experience including both policy and service delivery and she follows Mel Holley, who announced his retirement after three years and four months as acting Manitoba Ombudsman. » more information » google translate (Francais) » google translate (Español) |
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EUROPE: European Network of Ombudsmen Newsletter April 2015The current newsletter provides the latest updates regarding the changes within the European Network of Ombudsmen and other Ombudsman institutions in Europe. » more information » google translate (Francais) » google translate (Español) |
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EUROPE: State of democracy, human rights and the rule of law in EuropeIt is widely accepted that democracy promotes peace among nations, reduces the abuse of power and encourages societies to live in harmony. Upholding human rights undeniably fosters democratic security. A report by the Secretary General of the Council of Europe (CoE) focuses on the state of democracy, human rights and the rule of law in Europe. » more information » google translate (Francais) » google translate (Español) |
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