
Since 2012, ORRA has been at the forefront of championing the rights of oil project-affected persons, particularly focusing on amplifying local voices on climate action, human rights and environmental protection.

Since 2012, ORRA has been at the forefront of championing the rights of oil project-affected persons, particularly focusing on amplifying local voices on climate action, human rights and environmental protection.
To promote environment and human rights of vulnerable communities with a focus on women and youth in Albertine region.
ORRA was the first group affected by the large-scale compulsory land acquisition for a oil refinery project in 2012. The organization was formed in response to the rights violations experienced during this process, which displaced 7,118 people in Kabaale-Buseruka. Since its formation, ORRA has been at the forefront of organizing and advocating for the rights of affected communities. Over the years, the group has championed land rights, fair compensation, and environmental protection through peaceful protests, legal action, and community mobilization. Its ongoing efforts aim to secure justice and ensure that the voices of those most impacted are heard and respected.