Public informing

The right to information is a fundamental human right.

We keep the public informed in various ways:

• communication and information on the procedures of solving complaints about the work of state bodies on a daily basis,
• personal talks of the Ombudsman and her colleagues with representatives of target public that is relevant for the Ombudsman’s  work,
• active assistance to students who prepare seminars, theses, and master’s theses,
• active participation at conferences, seminars, round tables,
• the Ombudsman’s web site,
• through media,
• Free Newsletter,
• other publications (annual report, special reports, occasional publications...),
• information material (brochures, bookmarks, posters, promotional videos…),
• projects and various events.