9 April 2008
Luanda — Angolan Ombudsman, Paulo Tchipilica, is in Tripoli, Libya, to attend the second conference of the African Ombudsmen that started Wednesday.
Speaking to Angola's National Radio Station (RNA), Paulo Tclipilica noted that the meeting, promoted by the Libyan head of State, Mouammar Kadhafi, is intended for an exchange of experience amongst several African concerning institutions.
According to the official, the event will discuss topics like "Citizen and justice and administrative control", "Sources of Ombudsmen recommendations", "Ombudsman and good governance" and "Administrative justice in Africa".
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