Benchmarks on the intervention of the Ombudsman in ensuring the safety and protection of the citizen
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https://doi.org/10.55516/ijlso.v3i1.135Keywords:
ombudsman, citizens' rights, transparent administration, European guarantee.Abstract
In recent decades, on the European continent, the Ombudsman ( also known as Ombusman, Defender, Mediator, etc ) is organized and operates as an autonomous institution that acts independently, impartially and transparently against maladministration, human rights violations affecting individuals or legal entities.
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