Ombudsman

Ombudsman says Serbia still has not achieved media freedom

Free, independent and objective media are an indispensable and irreplaceable basis of a society that aspires to be democratic.

Acting Ombudsman Milos Jankovic stated this on Tuesday, ahead of World Press Freedom Day.

He stressed that despite the proclaimed and through laws and international laws guaranteed freedom of the media, Serbia is still not a "free word society."

Ombudsman Maya Manolova and CITUB to Introduce Package of Measures Against 'Modern Slavery'

Tomorrow, April 20 at 10:30 Bulgarian time, Ombudsman Maya Manolova and Plamen Dimitrov, President of the Confederation of Independent Trade Unions of Bulgaria (CITUB), will introduce at the National Assembly registry a package of legislative amendments which to stop the so-called "modern slavery" - non-payment of salaries, insurance, benefits, outstanding social commitments, and etc.

24.000 complains resolved through the EU’s Online Dispute Resolution platform

More than 24.000 complains have been submitted to the EU’s Online Dispute Resolution platform in 2016. More than one third of the complains are about trans-boundary transactions within the EU. The Greek Consumer Ombudsman released some data on the one year anniversary since the establishment of the platform.

Maya Manolova: Double standard of food quality in EU affects children

Bulgarian Ombudsman Maya Manolova approached the European Commissioner on Justice, Consumers and Gender Equality Vera Jourova, and sought assistance from her European colleague Emily O'Reilly to stop the discrimination and double standards for Bulgarian consumers, the press center of the Republic of Bulgaria's Ombudsman announced on Tuesday.

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