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2024 m. December 12 d.

The Seimas Ombudspersons’ Office contributes to global report on women in prison

2024 m. December 11 d.

What to do if you have suffered hate speech or a hate crime?

2024 m. October 29 d.

The Seimas Ombudspersons’ Office training on human rights-based care in social care homes attracted great interest

2024 m. October 29 d.

European Court of Human Rights delegation visits the Seimas Ombudspersons’ Office

2024 m. March 12 d.

A meeting of the Seimas Ombudspersons and the Human Rights Unit with the Commission for the Monitoring of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

2023 m. December 11 d.

The head of the Seimas Ombudspersons’ Office and advisors of its Human Rights Division have paid a visit to the Danish Parliamentary Ombudsman’s office

2023 m. November 29 d.

6th National Forum on Human Rights to be held on the eve of the Human Rights Day

2023 m. November 6 d.

The Seimas Ombudspersons’ Office held a training for experts in various fields on their possible engagement in the activities of the Office

2023 m. October 30 d.

For the first time in history, the Seimas Ombudspersons’ Office presented a position to the European Court of Human Rights regarding the detention of migrants in Lithuania

2023 m. October 24 d.

Jurdaičiai social care home hosted a training for social care employees of the region organised by specialists of the Seimas Ombudspersons’ Office

2023 m. October 13 d.

Incapacitated persons must be heard in court when deciding on their possible hospitalisation, concluded the Seimas Ombudsperson after the follow-up inspection to the psychiatric hospital

2023 m. October 5 d.

Representatives of the Seimas Ombudspersons’ Office had a study visit at the Finnish National Human Rights Institution

2023 m. August 31 d.

The Seimas Ombudsperson expresses concern about vulnerable foreigners at the border.

2023 m. August 24 d.

The Seimas Ombudsperson: social care institutions need to be oriented towards preparing individuals to live in the community

2023 m. April 7 d.

National Human Rights Monitoring Report criticises the lack of progress in human rights protection and praises efforts