- independence).
Ombudsmen also aim to
identify systemic issues leading to poor
service or
breaches of people's rights. At the
national level, most
ombudsmen have...
-
authorities often have
ombudsmen.
Examples of this are
ombudsmen for
health and
social affairs,
ombudsmen for the
elderly and
ombudsmen for
school students...
-
Ombudsmen in the
United States are
independent agencies who ****ist when a
dispute arises between individuals and
industry bodies or
government agencies...
- so. The
first ombudsman was
appointed in 1810, and the
parliamentary ombudsmen still follow the
basic principles that have
applied since then. A complaint...
-
convention (the term is
often not used even in
countries that do have
ombudsmen in
other positions) or
national human rights institutions,
dealing with...
- The
Organization of News
Ombudsmen and
Standards Editors (ONO) is a modern,
international non-profit organization. ONO
membership comprises news ombudsman...
-
Ombudsmen in
Australia are
independent agencies who ****ist when a
dispute arises between individuals and
industry bodies or
government agencies. Government...
- management, consular) at the emb****y, they may also
serve as de
facto ombudsmen,
responding to
employee concerns and
quality of life issues. Most career...
- The
Moderate Party (Swedish:
Moderata samlingspartiet [mʊdɛˈrɑ̌ːta ˈsâmːlɪŋspaˌʈiːɛt] , lit. 'Moderate
Coalition Party', M),
commonly referred to as the...
-
really shouldn't need
lobbyists for the health-care
industry to act as our
ombudsmen. Dan
Kennedy (July 8, 2009), "Selling out the
Washington Post", The Guardian:...
