The Equal Treatment Authority conducts proceedings if the principle of equal treatment might have been violated either at the request of the injured party or upon its own motion (ex officio) in cases set forth by law in order establish whether any discrimination occurred.

• Presidential Greeting
• Information on the Activity of the Equal Treatment Authority
• Information regarding the Opening Hours of the Equal Treatment Authority
• Public made decisions of the Authority
• Equality Programs
• Allied Partners
• Relevant documents
• Judicial Decisions
• Newsletters

The Authority publishes its decisions which may – through information contained therein – contribute to the prevention of future, similar violation of law, or if publishing contributes to the redress of grievances suffered by the individual or group discriminated against.

• Information and Downloadable Sample Complaint, which may be used to initiate proceedings before the Authority
• Information on the Certification Process of Orderly Employment Relations
• List of Employees that Do not Comply with the Principle of Orderly Employment Relations
• Notice for Employers that Engage Employees with Altered Ability to Work
• Downloadable Information for Employers Engaging Employees with Altered Ability to Work
• Information on Organizations Required to Have Equal Opportunities Plan

The innovative endeavor of the Equal Treatment Authority appears in shaping society’s attitude through this project and the facilitation of the availability of services offered by the authority through the establishment and operation of the network of equality referees at county level.

• Our training program assists with self-experienced exercises in the recognition of discrimination as defined by law, and prepares for combating discrimination.
• Our customer service system is open for customers both at county level and in rural areas.
• Throughout our communication programs and children’s drawings of our travelling exhibition, we facilitate discussion in small communities regarding discrimination.
• Our researches target the revealing of discriminatory mechanism.