ANNUAL REPORT ON THE RESULTS OF THE ACTIVITIES OF THE INSTITUTION OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS OMBUDSMAN OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
of comprehensive implementation mechanisms, evidentiary proceedings, including: examination
of witnesses, expert witnesses, etc. certain facts cannot be established. In such cases, the
Ombudsmen seek to clarify all disputed facts in direct (and mutual) contact with the parties.
Example: Ombudsmen received more complaints during 2019 471 by employees of the Gender
Center of the Government of the Republika Srpska on allegations of mobbing by the Director. The
Ombudsmen issued a Recommendation after the inquiry procedure 472 to the Prime Minister of the
Republika Srpska.
Example: In the complaint submitted473 the complainant alleged violation of the provisions of the
Law on Prohibition of Discrimination in Bosnia and Herzegovina by the Principal of Tin Ujević
High School in Glamoč, by discriminating, blackmailing, verbally assaulting and intimidating her
with all her actions in order to withdraw and waives the application for the vacancy for the post of
Secretary of the School. Following the investigation, the Ombudsmen issued a
Recommendation 474 to the Principal of Tin Ujević High School Glamoč. The recommendation was
partially respected 475.
Example: Ombudsmen acted on complaint 476 alleging that the provisions of the Law on
Prohibition of Discrimination in Bosnia and Herzegovina were violated in terms of mobbing by
the head of the pastry shop in the Catering Section of the Common Service of the institutions of
Bosnia and Herzegovina. Following the investigation, the Ombudsmen made a recommendation 477
to Common Affairs Service of the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina. On March 15, 2019,
the Ombudsmen received a response to a recommendation from the Office for Common Affairs
of the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina in act No. 05/II-50-1-134-15/18, stating that on
March 12, 2019 was adopted the Rulebook on Prohibition of Discrimination in the Common
Affairs Service of the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
10.4.2. Age Discrimination
The age protected area refers solely to different treatment or enjoyment of rights, based on the age
of the victim. Although age discrimination does not fall within the legal framework of a special
Ž-BL-06-28/19
P-194/19 of 28.08.2019.
473
Ž-LI-06-277/18
474
Recommendation No. P-108/19 of 15 April 2019.
475
In response to recommendation Act No. 07-01-38-101/19 of 16 May 2019 the Director stated: “In your
recommendation, I cease all actions towards employees who have the characteristics of mobbing. Therefore, under
full moral responsibility, I declare that I have neither performed, nor will perform actions that have the characteristics
of mobbing against my employees. As regards the complainant NN, I note that she has not been employed by us on
any basis, nor have we had any official contacts of 20 November 2018. Your recommendation under number 2, in
which you state that Article 24 (4) of the FBiH Discrimination Law is implemented, according to which all public
bodies are obliged to regulate in their general or special legal acts the principles and principles of equal treatment,
we inform you that we undertook the following. The check in the School Statute on page 3, Article 8, paragraph 4
states: "The school must not discriminate against students, teachers and other employees because of their religious,
racial, national, gender, and cultural particularities." school "Tin Ujević" Glamoč implemented the principles of
equality and justice, the principle of professionalism and peaceful coexistence in the School. We will carry out other
activities in connection with Article 24, paragraph 4 in accordance with the recommendations and instructions of the
Ministry of Science, Education, Culture and Sports of Herceg-Bosnia Canton."
476
Ž-SA-06-172/18
477
Recommendation No. P-33/19 of 14 February 2019.
471
472
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