ANNUAL REPORT ON THE RESULTS OF THE ACTIVITIES OF THE INSTITUTION OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS OMBUDSMAN OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA the three official languages in BiH, a fourth language option is introduced that reads "Bosnian language and literature, Croatian language and literature, Serbian language and literature” and that all parents of students by the end of the school year will have the opportunity to opt for the additional option. The case was closed as no violation of rights was established. Example: Ombudsmen also acted on complaint 507 Municipality of Glamoč on the grounds of discrimination and inability to exercise the constitutionally prescribed rights to use language and script. The complaint alleges that Serbs who make up over 33% of the total number of students at Glamoč Elementary School have been denied the right to study their native (Serbian) language for decades. He further states that years ago, and on several occasions, an initiative was introduced for the introduction of the Serbian language by the parents of the students and the Municipal Council to the competent Ministry, but to no avail. The complaint clarified that the Municipal Council, consisting of six Serbs, five Bosniaks and four Croats, unanimously adopted the initiative and referred it to the addressed Ministry. Finally, they state that Bosniak students attend classes in their mother tongue, and that Serb students in neighboring municipalities - Drvar and Bosansko Grahovo that belong to the same canton, have the right to do so, unlike the Glamoč elementary school students. In a plea 508 on appeal from the Ministry of Science, Education, Culture and Sports of Canton 10, stating: “… we are obliged to inform you that the Ministry did not address the Ministry of Science, Education, Culture and Sports with a request for the introduction of a national group of subjects, but for the introduction of the Serbian language in the elementary school Glamoč from Glamoč. The Ministry does not dispute the right to a national group of cases for Serb students at the Glamoč Elementary School in Glamoč. Specifically, Article 17 of the Ordinance on the number of pupils in the elementary school class in the elementary school (Official Gazette of Herceg-Bosnia Canton No. 7/06) provides: In schools with fewer than 18 students, the Ministry may authorize classes or part of classes in a national group of subjects to be provided as supplementary classes. Since there are not enough students in the classrooms to organize classes from a national group of subjects for children of Serbian nationality, according to the article, it is evident that the conditions for organizing classes from a national group are not fulfilled in that school. Therefore, classes may be organized in accordance with the aforementioned article as supplementary classes." Example: The Ombudsmen opened an investigation ex officio 509 regarding a newspaper article published on the portal „Slobodna Bosna“ of July 18, 2018, entitled ''Scandalous move by the Republika Srpska Police: I went to the sea via Bosnia and Herzegovina, and then I was fined for wearing a checkered jersey ...! '' The Ombudsmen issued a recommendation to the commander of the Kostajnica Police Station 510. A response to the recommendation was not received. 10.5. Women's Rights In 2019, men filed a total of 82 complaints and women filed 89 complaints of discrimination, and when talking about mobbing as the most common form of discrimination in the structure of Ž-BL-06-487/19 Act of the Ministry of Science, Education, Culture and Sports of Canton 10, No: 06-01-38-749/19 of 21 November 2019. 509 Ž-BL-06-624/18 510 Recommendation No. P-91/19 of 3 April 2019. 507 508 125