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Complaint

Online intake

File a complaint or information

The form has 4 steps. After submission you will receive a registration number and a tracking code with which you can check the progress of your complaint at any time.

Statutory deadline. A complaint is reviewed and decided within 30 days of receipt and the response is sent in the way you choose (Art. 16, Law on the NHRCM).
Step 1/4 Who is filing

Step 1 of 4

Who is filing the complaint?

Under Article 13 of the Law on the NHRCM a complaint may be filed by the person whose rights were violated, through an authorized representative, or by a human rights defender. The fields to complete depend on your choice.

Step 2 of 4

Complainant details

Your information is used only for resolving the complaint. Anonymous complaints cannot be accepted by law.

Used to identify you and check for duplicates. Sent over an encrypted connection. Foreign nationals may enter a passport number.

A verification code will be sent to this address before submission; the registration slip and tracking code are sent here as well.

Gender
Residential address

Art. 10: a written complaint must state the full name and address of the complainant.

How would you like to receive the response

Step 3 of 4

Details of the violation

Describe as clearly as possible what happened, when, where and who was involved. Attach evidence if available.

If unsure which category applies, choose from "Other" — an officer will reclassify it.

Party alleged to have violated the right (respondent)
0 / 10000 characters (minimum 50)
Evidence (attachments)

Drag files here or browse

PDF, JPG, PNG, DOC, XLS, audio/video · up to 15MB per file · max. 5 files

Step 4 of 4

Review and confirm

Check the information below and submit. To make changes, go back to the relevant step.

Legal provisions that apply to you
Art. 10, Law on the NHRCM. A complaint must state the full name and residential address of the complainant and be signed (or electronically verified). Anonymous complaints without a name and address are not accepted.
Art. 11, Law on the NHRCM. A complaint must describe how the rights or freedoms were violated and refer to supporting evidence.
Art. 16, Law on the NHRCM. A complaint is reviewed and decided within 30 days of receipt and the complainant is notified. The period may be extended once by up to 30 days if necessary.
Law on Infringements. A person who knowingly provides false information is liable under the law.
E-mail verification*

The registration slip and tracking code will be sent to —. Click “Get code”, enter the 6-digit code from the e-mail and the “Submit complaint” button will appear.