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| Estonia | Analytical and advisory functions of the Estonian Human Rights Centre |
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There are two commendable practices: reports on various human rights topics (an example of a vertical, bottom-up function) and advocacy work on the protection of vulnerable groups (an example of a horizontal function). These functions together can be labelled as the practice of making human rights practical and applicable to everyone. Two specific examples are given below.
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| Estonia | The Chancellor of Justice’s work on creating connections |
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The Chancellor of Justice and the staff of the chancellor’s office are held in high esteem and considered opinion leaders in Estonia. Overall, the Chancellor of Justice, through multiple functions, brings together society around the idea that fundamental rights are important and have to be upheld in any decision by all branches of government. The chancellor’s practice of communication with society is considered very valuable. The work of the Office of the Chancellor of Justice may be identified as a promising practice as follows.
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