Jana Dubovcová

Jana Dubovcová (born 22 June 1952)[1] is a Slovak lawyer and politician.[5] As an ombudsman, Dubovcová became known for defending the rights of the Romani residents of a settlement Budulovská nearby the town of Moldava nad Bodvou, who were brutalized by the police.[8] For her activities as an ombudsman, she received the Human Rights Defender prize from the US embassy.[9] In the 2020 Slovak parliamentary election Dubovcová ran on the joint list of Progressive Slovakia and SPOLU, which narrowly failed to pass the parliament representation threshold.[10] On 15 May 2023, the president Zuzana Čaputová installed Dubovcová as the Minister of Justice in her technocratic government.
Minister of JusticeZuzana ČaputováĽudovít ÓdorViliam KarasBoris SuskoMemberNational CouncilMária PatakyováŽilinaCzechoslovakiaSDKÚ-DSComenius UniversityLawyerpoliticianombudspersonTransparency International2010 Slovak parliamentary electionSlovak Democratic and Christian Union – Democratic PartyRomaniMoldava nad Bodvou2020 Slovak parliamentary electionProgressive SlovakiaÓdor CabinetLívia VašákováMiroslav WlachovskýMichal HorváthIvan ŠimkoMartin SklenárMichal PalkovičPavol LančaričJozef BírešSoňa GaborčákováDaniel BútoraSilvia HroncováKatarína TóthováMilan HanzelJozef LiščákJán ČarnogurskýDaniel LipšicLucia ŽitňanskáŠtefan HarabínViera PetríkováGábor GálMária Kolíková