At the meeting of the State Council, the deputies were presented with the Report of the Commissioner for Human Rights in the Republic of Tatarstan “On the observance of the rights and freedoms of man and citizen.”

Separately, Saria Saburskaya dwelled on examples of human rights practices on violation of the labor rights of citizens in terms of wages. “Residents complained about untimely wages, about the amount of wages,” she said, “we analyzed departmental control over compliance with labor laws in terms of ensuring safety and labor protection requirements. Proposals have been prepared for executive authorities and local self-government within the framework of the work of territorial interdepartmental commissions to improve living standards and legalize incomes.”

According to Saria Saburskaya, the issue of organizing an accessible environment remains topical. Last year, the Commissioner for Human Rights, together with the Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Protection of the Republic of Tatarstan, public activists, conducted a number of checks in shopping centers and adjacent territories, underground and surface passages – a total of 250 objects. The analysis showed that not everywhere, even if this infrastructure has been created, it is maintained in the proper form.

A large block of questions received by the ombudsman’s service is related to the education system. In particular, the problem of understaffing of kindergarten teachers was revealed.