The Kyrgyz Ombudsman’s office receives approximately 10,000 citizen appeals annually. Over 36 percent of these complaints pertain to issues within the judicial system, making courts the most frequent subject of grievance. More than 28 percent of complaints relate to the actions of the милиция (police) in Kyrgyzstan. These figures indicate significant public dissatisfaction with both the courts and law enforcement agencies within Kyrgyzstan. The institute of акыйкатчи (Ombudsman) continues to process these appeals, working to address citizen concerns and uphold rights. These statistics underscore ongoing challenges in ensuring justice and accountability in Kyrgyzstan. Further details regarding the nature of the complaints were not immediately available.