The Ombudsman, in cooperation with the research centre Berg Research and the Student Union of Latvia, is launching a broad survey to identify and understand the experience of sexual harassment in higher education institutions.
Replies can be submitted electronically until 23 September ej. The Ombudsman is the official in charge of protection of the rights of each and every inhabitant of Latvia. Governmental and municipal institutions include, for example, ministries, state agencies, and foundations. The rights of every child, regardless of language, nationality, socioeconomic status or other circumstances.
The rights and freedoms of a person as an individual and as a member of society in a democratic state. Rights and privileges afforded to individuals and society that are necessary to live in dignity. Rights and mechanisms to protect people with long-term physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairments. Personal data may be collected, stored and used only within the scope of the law, ensuring the right to privacy. Mechanisms used and actions carried out to monitor compliance with rights.
The law prohibits cruel treatment, torture and inhuman treatment anywhere, including in "closed institutions". Ombudsman Your human rights advocate! Contact us Areas we cover Submit an application. News Invitation to participate in a survey on sexual harassment in higher education institutions The Ombudsman, in cooperation with the research centre Berg Research and the Student Union of Latvia, is launching a broad survey to identify and understand the experience of sexual harassment in higher education institutions.
What is the Ombudsman? The Ombudsman of the Republic of Latvia is elected by the Parliament. The Ombudsman fosters legitimate actions on part of the State. The Ombudsman is only subordinate to the law. No one may intervene in the actions of the Ombudsman. No interference is permissible either on the part of Governmental or municipal institutions.
