Stanislav Krecek, Czech Ombudsman

Stanislav Krecek, Czech Ombudsman

Opponents attempted to prevent new Czech Ombudsman Krecek from entering his office in Brno. He got in after police intervention in Brno, Czech Republic, February 20, 2020. After some ten minutes, Krecek got in and took up his office from his predecessor Anna Sabatova. Krecek, 81, told reporters in reaction to the protests that a democratic election must be respected.(CTK Photo/Igor Zehl)

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