Delegates from 70 countries are expected to discuss protection of citizens abroad and human trafficking
Representatives from 70 countries will convene in Moscow for an international ombudsmen forum to discuss human rights protection, online child safety, citizens’ rights abroad, and cooperation between national institutions.
The event will run from Monday to Wednesday, drawing officials and rights advocates from countries including Brazil, Mexico, Türkiye, Indonesia, South Africa, Switzerland, and several ex-Soviet nations. The conference is being held under the auspices of Russia’s human rights commissioner, Yana Lantratova.
“The focus is on developing international cooperation, finding common approaches and effective mechanisms to help people in the most difficult circumstances,” she said. “It is important that a person can count on support regardless of which country they are in.”
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