The Office of the Ombudsman organised and carried out a campaign week from February 20–24, 2023, in Bugesera District, Eastern Province, to avoid and combat injustice and corruption. The people of the sectors in the District had the chance to bring issues of injustice to the Chief Ombudsman, the Deputy Ombudsmen, and the staff of the Office of the Ombudsman who worked in the sectors where they received and resolved their complaints face-to-face and were given an orientation of how it should be resolved and the deadline.

Some of the citizens in Bugesera District have lodged their complaints of injustice but the main ones are land-related issues and those with court judgments execution pending cases.

In launching the Anti-Injustice campaign, The Chief Ombudsman said that many of the problems in the District, are mainly those related to the land-related issues and she reiterates that they are going to be taken care of and solved as quickly as it could.

Deputy Ombudsman in charge of Preventing and Fighting against corruption Hon. Mukama Abbas, who worked in the Ntarama, Mwogo, Rweru and Mareba sectors, said that corruption is not tolerated in Rwanda, asking the public to report it, and be in the eyes of the government by reporting it wherever it appears.

As for the Deputy Ombudsman in charge of Preventing and fighting against Injustice, Mrs. Yankulije Odette, who worked in Musenyi Gashora and Nyarugenge sectors, said that people should avoid conflicts in families because they are the ones that lead to injustice and asks local leaders to help the citizens solve the problems that have arisen in the families instead of opting the Courts proceedings.

After the issues have been discussed with the people and the local Administrations and the Office of the Ombudsman, they have been given a line that they must be resolved and given a deadline, and the Office of the Ombudsman will conduct a follow-up on cases received during the campaign.