This section provides an overview of national human rights structures across various governance levels, including public authorities, parliamentary committees, government agencies, and civil society. Some, like equality bodies and data protection authorities, are mandated by EU law, while others address EU fundamental rights when required by legislation. The roles and structures of these national bodies continue to change over time.
Regulation (BOJA No 124 of28 December 198519851120_mesa_pa_acuerdo_aprobacion_rofdpa.pdf),amended by the agreements of the Andalusian parliament of14 April 1988(BOJANo 34 of 29 April 1988),12 February 1997(BOJANo 27 of4 March 1997),30 July 2002(BOJANo 111 of 21 September 2002) and18 March 2009(BOJANo 66 of 6 April 2009), and by an agreement of the Bureau of the Permanent Deputation on19 December 2018(BOJANo 4of8 January 2019)
Law No 6/1984, of5 June 1984, of the Valedor do Pobo (consolidated version) (modified by Law 3/1994, of18 July 1994; Law 1/2002, of26 March 2002; Law 8/2008, of10 July 2008; Law 10/2012, of3 August 2012;and Law 1/2016, of18 January 2016) (Ley 6/1984, de 5 de junio, del Valedora do Pobo en su versión consolidada)
Regulation on the organisation and functioning of the Valedora do Pobo, approved by the Petitions Committee of the Galician parliament on 26 May 1997 (BOPG 678, 20 June 1997 and amended on 12 February2018) (Reglamento de organización y funcionamiento del Valedora do Pobo)