Human Rights Ombudsman (Varuh človekovih pravic)
The Human Rights Ombudsman is an independent state body. According to the law, the elementary mandate of the Ombudsman is the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms in relation to public authorities. Any person who believes that their human rights or fundamental freedoms have been violated by an act or an action of state authorities, local self-government bodies and bearers of public authority, may submit a complaint with the Ombudsman to start the proceedings. Amongst others, in the final report, the Ombudsman shall provide an assessment of the facts and circumstances of a case and determine whether human rights or fundamental freedoms were violated in the case under consideration and in what manner, or whether any other irregularities occurred. The Ombudsman shall also indicate how to rectify the established irregularities.
Country
Slovenia
Entity type
Public authority
Victim groups supported
Racial or ethnic origin or nationality
Religion or belief
Disability or health condition
Muslims
Migrants
Other (sex, age, poverty etc)
Women/girls
Sexual orientation
Organization location
POINT (14.50983 46.08308)
Organization address
Dunajska 56, 1000 Ljubljana
Organization Web site URL
Hotline/telephone line - email contact details
Tel.: +386 1 475 00 50 E: info@varuh.si