Panama Ombudsman Reactivates WhatsApp Line for Human Rights Inquiries

The Ombudsman's Office in Panama has reactivated a WhatsApp line for human rights inquiries. Residents can now get quick guidance, while other support channels like the hotline and virtual assistant remain operational.

The Ombudsman's Office announced the reactivation of a WhatsApp line for inquiries related to human rights.

This is the number 6670-2222, which has been reactivated so that people can make inquiries and receive guidance quickly, directly, and accessibly on issues related to the promotion and protection of human rights.

Additionally, the Ombudsman's Office maintains its usual means of attention operational, including the free line 127 and the virtual assistant Memo available on the website.

In-person service is also available at all 16 of its regional offices and at its central headquarters, located at PH Los Toneles, Carrasquilla, Vía España.

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