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The civil liberties commissioners system and the protection of human rights in Japan
Japan Forum, 1997 Abstract The system of Civil Liberties Commissioners (Jinken Yōgo Iin — CLC) was created in the late 1940s and there are now over 13,000 of these volunteers operating in cities, towns and villages all over Japan. They are mainly retired men, mostly in their sixties or older although younger lawyers play an important role in the regional and national ...
Ian Neary
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The Polish Ombudsman (The Commissioner for the Protection of Civil Rights)
International and Comparative Law Quarterly, 1990 Ewa Łętowska
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, 2009 Summary: 1. The roots of the Ombudsman’s office; 2. The institution of the Ombudsman in Poland; 3. The commissioner for civil rights protection as an independent organ of a State; 4.
Marek Zubik
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