Access to justice is recognized as a fundamental right in the Ethiopian Constitution. Pursuant to Article 37(1) of the Constitution, everyone, including refugees, have the right to bring a justiciable matter to a court of law or any other competent body with judicial power. Further, the Refugees Proclamation, under article 30(1), states that refugees are entitled to the same treatment as nationals with regard to bringing any justiciable matter to the court or any other competent body with judicial power. Refugees could exercise this right to bring a legal action regarding rights associated with social insurance. Refugees are also entitled to seek administrative remedies in case of denial of services by RRS as per article 5(1) of the Refugees and Returnees Grievances and Appeals Handling Directive, Directive No. 03/2019. The Refugees also may lodge a complaint to the institution of the ombudsman for maladministration in case of denial of access to such services by RRS or ICS as per Articles 22(1) and 24 of the Institution of the Ombudsman Proclamation No.211/2000.