
The Chancellor of Justice, defender of the constitutionality
The Chancellor of Justice is an independent constitutional institution. The institution of the Chancellor of Justice is not part of the legislative, executive or judicial powers.
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Õiguskantsleri Kantselei
Kohtu 8, 15193 Tallinn
The Chancellor of Justice is an independent constitutional institution. The institution of the Chancellor of Justice is not part of the legislative, executive or judicial powers.
Opinions of the Chancellor of Justice, proposals to the Riigikogu, requests to the Supreme Court, memoranda to the executive branch, recommendations, explanations, summaries of inspection visits.
On May 7–8, advisors from the Children and Youth Rights Department of the Office of the Chancellor of Justice participated in the annual meeting of the Baltic and Polish Children's Ombudsmen in Vilnius. It became clear that the issue of mobile device use in school environments is relevant in all countries.
Construction and planning procedures—from planning stages to building and occupancy permits—are often complex for both applicants and authorities. Different interests may conflict, especially in areas under significant development pressure. Good cooperation and clear rules help to find better solutions in such cases.
Initiatives launched by the Office of the Chancellor of Justice, undertaken in collaboration with other organisations or supported under the patronage of Chancellor of Justice Ülle Madise.
The Estonian Language Institute (EKI) invites people to recognize and honour those individuals, companies, and organizations that value the beauty of the Estonian language and whose societal messages are clear and understandable through the "Selge sõnum" ("Clear Message") competition.
Chancellor of Justice Ülle Madise has been an advocate for clear language and the patron of the "Selge sõnum" competition since 2017.
The Office of the Chancellor of Justice has prepared the book "Human Rights", which is the first comprehensive collection in Estonian on the subject of human rights. The editor-in-chief of the book is Liiri Oja, PhD, Head of the Human Rights Department of the Office of the Chancellor of Justice.
Chancellor of Justice Ülle Madise participated in the exhibition "One Language - Many Stories" organized by the German Embassy and spoke about what the German language has given her.
"If the state has created a register and a person has to pay a state fee for transactions made in it, the state must ensure that the register functions smoothly and its use is simple and understandable."
7. – 8. mail osalesid Õiguskantsleri Kantselei laste ja noorte õiguste osakonna nõunikud Vilniuses Baltimaade ja Poola lasteombudsmanide iga-aastasel kohtumisel. Selgus, et koolikeskkonnas nutiseadmete kasutamise teema on aktuaalne kõigis riikides.
Lapse õiguste saadikud käisid Riigikogu sotsiaalkomisjonis tutvustamas Eesti laste raportit, mis saadeti 2023. aasta novembris ÜRO-le. Komisjoni liikmed arutasid noortega muu hulgas sotsiaalmeedia ja nutiseadmete kasutamist ning maakoolide töö ja koolipäevade korraldust.