Administration of Justice, Competence of the Court, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Equality, Equality Before the Law, Freedom of Movement, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Implementation of Decision, Personal Liberty, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Protection of Privacy, Refugees / Asylum Seekers, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Health, Right to Privacy, Torture and Ill Treatment, Transitional Justice
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Detention Facilities/Conditions , Personal Liberty, Reparations / Remedies, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Property, Right to Work, Torture and Ill Treatment
ECW/CCJ/JUD/16/19 Djibril Yipénè Bassolé v. Burkina Faso
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Damages and Compensation, Protection of Privacy, Reparations / Remedies, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Privacy
ECW/CCJ/JUD/04/19 Bekaye Traore & 10 Ors & Bekaye Traore & 7 Ors v. Mali
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Damages and Compensation, Equality, Freedom from Discrimination, Participation in Government, Reparations / Remedies, Right to Education, Right to Property, Workers' Rights
Damages and Compensation, Equality, Equality Before the Law, Extra-Judicial Killings , Freedom from Discrimination, Insurrection, Inter-Tribal Disputes, Investigation, Massive Human Rights Violations, Militia operations / Armed conflicts, Murder/Assassination, Peace and Security, Personal Liberty, Personal security, Reparations / Remedies, Right to a General Satisfactory Environment, Right to Dignity, Right to Health, Right to Life, Right to Property, State Internal Security, Terrorism, Transitional Justice
Armed Robbery, Complicity in Crime, Damages and Compensation, Offences by State agents in private capacity , Personal security, Police Brutality and Offences, Reparations / Remedies, Right to Property, Theft
ECW/CCJ/JUD/17/19 His Lordship Justice Paul Uuter Dery & 2 Ors v. Ghana
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Damages and Compensation, Equality, Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Immunity / Privileges (Diplomatic, Presidential, Parliamentary, etc), Impeachment, Protection of Privacy, Reparations / Remedies, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Privacy, Right to Property, Right to Work, Workers' Rights
ECW/CCJ/JUD/20/19 Registered Trustees of Association of Former TELECOM Employees of Nigeria & Pastor Oluti Aremu Gabriel v. Nigeria & Attorney General of Nigeria
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Liquidation of Company, Right to Property, Right to Work, Workers' Rights
ECW/CCJ/JUD/01/20 Ousainou Darboe & 31 Ors v Gambia
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Civil and Political Rights, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Death in custody, Democracy, Detention Facilities/Conditions , Elections / Referendums, Extra-Judicial Killings , Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of Association, Freedom of Expression / Digital Rights, Inadequate/Inappropriate Legal Provisions, Murder/Assassination, Participation in Government, Personal Liberty, Police Brutality and Offences, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life, Torture and Ill Treatment, Use of force, Women's Rights
ECW/CCJ/JUD/14/20 Ibrahima Kassus Diuoubate & K ENERGIE S.A. v Guinea
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Damages and Compensation, Equality Before the Law, Fraud, Immunity / Privileges (Diplomatic, Presidential, Parliamentary, etc), Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Property
ECW/CCJ/JUD/07/21 - Alex Nain Saab Moran v. Cape Verde
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Extradition, Freedom from Discrimination, Freedom of Movement, Human Rights Violations, Immunity / Privileges (Diplomatic, Presidential, Parliamentary, etc), Personal Liberty, Personal security, Torture and Ill Treatment
Administration of Justice, Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Corruption, Equality, Fraud, Freedom from Discrimination, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Right to Fair Trial, Workers' Rights
ECW/CCJ/JUD/17/15 Maitre DJELOU Kodjovi Agbelengo & 2 Ors v. Togo
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Fraud, Land Expropriation, Land Rights, Right to Dignity, Right to Property, Torture and Ill Treatment
ECW/CCJ/JUD/15/18 Nazare Gomes de Pina v. Guinea Bissau
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Democracy, Elections / Referendums, Extra-Judicial Killings , Impunity, Investigation, Military Offences, Murder/Assassination, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Reparations / Remedies, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life, Sexual and Gender Based Violence, Transitional Justice, Violations Resulting from Warfare and Military Operations, Women's Rights
ECW/CCJ/JUD/16/14 SERAP & 10 Ors v. Nigeria & 4 Ors
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Best Interest of the Child, Complicity in Crime, Damages and Compensation, Forced Eviction, Free Disposal of Wealth and Natural Resources, Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of Expression / Digital Rights, Indigenous Communities , Internal Displacement, Investigation, Land Expropriation, Land Rights, Massive Human Rights Violations, Military Offences, Participation in Government, Personal security, Police Brutality and Offences, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Right to a General Satisfactory Environment, Right to Dignity, Right to Education, Right to Health, Right to Information, Right to Life, Right to Property, Rights and Welfare of the Child , Torture and Ill Treatment, Use of force, Violations Resulting from Warfare and Military Operations, Women's Rights
ECW/CCJ/JUD/08/13 Assima Kokou Innocent, Azanlekpo Dossey K. Narcisse & Da-Silveira Hertnes & 5 Ors v. Togo
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Coercion / Duress, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Detention Facilities/Conditions , Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Health, Right to Life, State Internal Security, Torture and Ill Treatment
ECW/CCJ/JUD/09/20 Amnesty International Togo & 7 Ors v Togo
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Civil and Political Rights, Damages and Compensation, Democracy, Elections / Referendums, Equality, Extra-Judicial Killings , Freedom from Discrimination, Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of Expression / Digital Rights, Freedom of Opinion, Inadequate/Inappropriate Legal Provisions, Insurrection, Murder/Assassination, Police Brutality and Offences, Right to Life, Right to Work, State Internal Security, Theft, Torture and Ill Treatment, Use of force, Violations Resulting from Warfare and Military Operations
Economic, Social and Cultural Development, Equality, Equality Before the Law, Free Disposal of Wealth and Natural Resources, Land Expropriation, Land Rights, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Property
ECW/CCJ/APP/07/10 - THE REGISTERED TRUSTEES OF THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC RIGHTS & ACCOUNTABILITY PROJECT (SERAP) v. PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAR REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA & ORS
Administration of Justice, Best Interest of the Child, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Inheritance/Succession, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Reasonable Period of Time, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Property, Rights and Welfare of the Child , Sexual and Gender Based Violence, Torture and Ill Treatment, Women's Rights
ECW/CCJ/JUD/03/21 - Martin Gegenheimer & 4 Ors VS. The Federal Republic of Nigeria & Anor.
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Competence of the Court, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Freedom of Movement, Impunity, Personal Liberty, Reparations / Remedies, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Health, Right to Property, Rights of Non-Nationals, Torture and Ill Treatment
ECW/CCJ/JUD/08/21 - Registered Trustees of the Socio-Economic Accountability Project (SERAP) v. Nigeria
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Due Diligence, Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Rape, Reparations / Remedies, Right to Dignity, Right to Life, Right to Property
ECW/CCJ/JUD/17/21 - Illia Malam Mamane Saidat v. Niger
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Damages and Compensation, Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Personal Liberty, Personal security, Reparations / Remedies, Right to Fair Trial
ECW/CCJ/JUD/11/21 - Aircraftwoman Beauty Igbobie Uzezi v. Nigeria
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Freedom of Movement, Personal Liberty, Rape, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Health, Right to Work, Sexual Offences, Torture and Ill Treatment
ECW/CCJ/JUD/08/15 GNASSINBE Kpatch & 6 Ors v. Togo
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Implementation of Decision, Personal Liberty, Right to Fair Trial, Torture and Ill Treatment
ECW/CCJ/JUD/20/15 Rencontre Africaine pour la Défense des Droits de l’Homme (RADDHO) v. Senegal
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Administration of Justice, Civil and Political Rights, Damages and Compensation, Democracy, Elections / Referendums, Extra-Judicial Killings , Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of Expression / Digital Rights, Murder/Assassination, Participation in Government, Peace and Security, Police Brutality and Offences, Right to Life, State Internal Security
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Detention Facilities/Conditions , Fraud, Freedom of Movement, Personal Liberty, Right to Dignity, Right to Property, Torture and Ill Treatment
ECW/CCJ/JUD/18/17 Thankgod Legbara David (minor) & 4 Ors v. Nigeria
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Best Interest of the Child, Corruption, Damages and Compensation, Extra-Judicial Killings , Fraud, Murder/Assassination, Police Brutality and Offences, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Right to Life, Rights and Welfare of the Child
ECW/CCJ/JUD/07/15 Société AGRILAND v. Côte d’Ivoire
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Administration of Justice, Damages and Compensation, Equality, Equality Before the Law, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Right to Fair Trial
ECW/CCJ/JUD/02/18 Festus A.O. Ogwuche ESQ v. Nigeria
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Damages and Compensation, Freedom of Expression / Digital Rights, Freedom of Opinion, Personal Liberty, Right to Education, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Property, Right to Work
ECW/CCJ/JUD/07/19 Bloc pour l’Alternance en Guinée (BAG) v. Guinea
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Civil and Political Rights, Damages and Compensation, Democracy, Elections / Referendums, Equality, Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Freedom of Association, Freedom of Expression / Digital Rights, Participation in Government, Reparations / Remedies
ECW/CCJ/JUD/04/13 Abdoulaye Baldé & 5 Ors v. Senegal
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Administration of Justice, Competence of the Court, Corruption, Democracy, Equality, Equality Before the Law, Fraud, Freedom from Discrimination, Freedom of Movement, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Immunity / Privileges (Diplomatic, Presidential, Parliamentary, etc), Jurisdiction, Mismanagement of Public Resources, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial
ECW/CCJ/JUD/13/14 Maimuna Abdulmuni v. Nigeria & 2 Ors
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Best Interest of the Child, Child Abuse/Exploitation, Child Marriage, Children in conflict with the law, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Death Sentence, Detention Facilities/Conditions , Extra-Judicial Killings , Juvenile Delinquency , Murder/Assassination, Pregnant women / mothers (with infant) in conflict with the law, Right to Dignity, Right to Education, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life, Rights and Welfare of the Child , Sexual and Gender Based Violence, Torture and Ill Treatment, Women in prison, Women's Rights
ECW/CCJ/JUD/24/15 Stella Ifeoma N. & 20 Ors v. Nigeria
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Death in custody, Detention Facilities/Conditions , Enforced disappearance, Extra-Judicial Killings , Murder/Assassination, Police Brutality and Offences, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Right to Life
Administration of Justice, Best Interest of the Child, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Personal Liberty, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Rights and Welfare of the Child , Slavery and Human Trafficking, Torture and Ill Treatment, Women's Rights
ECW/CCJ/JUG/06/12 Isabelle Manavi AMEGANVI & Autres v. Togo
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Civil and Political Rights, Damages and Compensation, Democracy, Elections / Referendums, Implementation of Decision, Participation in Government, Right to Fair Trial
Civil and Political Rights, Damages and Compensation, Democracy, Elections / Referendums, Implementation of Decision, Massive Human Rights Violations, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life, Torture and Ill Treatment
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Detention Facilities/Conditions , Investigation, Military Offences, Police Brutality and Offences, Right to Health, Torture and Ill Treatment, Violations Resulting from Warfare and Military Operations
ECW/CCJ/RUL/04/16 Col. Mohammed Sambo Dasuki (Rtd) v. Nigeria
Type of Document
Ruling
Keywords
Administration of Justice, Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Competence of the Court, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Freedom of Movement, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Jurisdiction, Personal Liberty, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Protection of Privacy, Right to Dignity, Right to Health, Right to Privacy, Right to Property, State Internal Security, Torture and Ill Treatment
Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Death in custody, Extra-Judicial Killings , Investigation, Murder/Assassination, Police Brutality and Offences, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Refugees / Asylum Seekers, Reparations / Remedies, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life, Torture and Ill Treatment
Administration of Justice, Damages and Compensation, Equality, Equality Before the Law, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Reparations / Remedies, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Property
ECW/CCJ/JUD/29/18 CHIEF Ambrose Osuan v. Nigeria & Anor
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Damages and Compensation, Forced Eviction, Free Disposal of Wealth and Natural Resources, Indigenous Communities , Land Rights, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Reparations / Remedies, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Property
Civil and Political Rights, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Democracy, Elections / Referendums, Extra-Judicial Killings , Impunity, Investigation, Massive Human Rights Violations, Military Offences, Murder/Assassination, Personal security, Police Brutality and Offences, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Health, Right to Life, Right to Property, Torture and Ill Treatment, Violations Resulting from Warfare and Military Operations
ECW/CCJ/JUD/24/19 Dr. George S. Boley v. Liberia & 3 Ors
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Civil and Political Rights, Damages and Compensation, Democracy, Elections / Referendums, Equality, Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Immunity / Privileges (Diplomatic, Presidential, Parliamentary, etc), Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Reparations / Remedies, Right to Dignity, Right to Health, Right to Life, Right to Property, Transitional Justice, Workers' Rights
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Detention Facilities/Conditions , Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Military Offences, Military Tribunals, Personal Liberty, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life, Right to Work, Theft, Torture and Ill Treatment, Workers' Rights
ECW/CCJ/JUD/04/20 The Reg. Trustees of Jama'a Foundation & 5 Ors v. Nigeria & The Attorney General and Minister of Justice of The Federation
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Damages and Compensation, Democracy, Economic, Social and Cultural Development, Elections / Referendums, Equality, Equality Before the Law, Extra-Judicial Killings , Freedom of Expression / Digital Rights, Freedom of Opinion, Freedom of Religion, Impunity, Insurrection, Inter-Religious Disputes, Internal Displacement, Investigation, Massive Human Rights Violations, Murder/Assassination, Peace and Security, Personal Liberty, Refugees / Asylum Seekers, Right to Dignity, Right to Education, Right to Health, Right to Life, Right to Property
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Detention Facilities/Conditions , Fraud, Personal Liberty, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Torture and Ill Treatment
ECW/CCJ/JUD/27/16 Nnenna Obi (On behalf of other death row Prisoners in Nigeria) v. Nigeria
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Administration of Justice, Armed Robbery, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Death Sentence, Detention Facilities/Conditions , Extra-Judicial Killings , Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Inadequate/Inappropriate Legal Provisions, Murder/Assassination, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life, Theft, Torture and Ill Treatment
Economic, Social and Cultural Development, Equality, Freedom from Discrimination, Participation in Government, Right to a General Satisfactory Environment, Right to Work, Workers' Rights
ECW/CCJ/JUD/17/18 Khalifa Ababacar SALL & 5 Ors v. Sénégal
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Administration of Justice, Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Civil and Political Rights, Corruption, Democracy, Elections / Referendums, Equality, Equality Before the Law, Fraud, Freedom from Discrimination, Freedom of Opinion, Immunity / Privileges (Diplomatic, Presidential, Parliamentary, etc), Mismanagement of Public Resources, Participation in Government, Personal Liberty, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Work, Workers' Rights
ECW/CCJ/JUD/10/19 Assane Diouf & Serigne Cheikh Mbacke Gadiaga v. Senegal
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Complicity in Crime, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Detention Facilities/Conditions , Fraud, Freedom of Expression / Digital Rights, Freedom of Opinion, Freedom of Religion, Personal Liberty, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Reparations / Remedies, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Health, Terrorism, Torture and Ill Treatment
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Detention Facilities/Conditions , Personal Liberty, Reparations / Remedies, Right to Dignity, Right to Health, State Internal Security, Theft, Torture and Ill Treatment
ECW/CCJ/RUL/02/14 Registered trustees of Avocats sans Frontières & Thankgod Ebohs v. Nigeria & Edo State
Type of Document
Ruling
Keywords
Administration of Justice, Armed Robbery, Death Sentence, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Military Tribunals, Provisional/interim measures, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life
ECW/CCJ/JUD/18/20 Hon. Justice S. E. Aladetoyinbo v. Nigeria
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Land Rights, Provisional/interim measures, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Property, Torture and Ill Treatment
ECW/CCJ/JUD/21/16 Djibril Yipéné BASSOLE v. Burkina Faso
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Damages and Compensation, Inadequate/Inappropriate Legal Provisions, Insurrection, Military Tribunals, Murder/Assassination, Protection of Privacy, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Privacy, Right to Property, State Internal Security, Transitional Justice
ECW/CCJ/ADD/02/16 Alhaji Dr. Man M. Man M. B. Joof v. President of ECOWAS Commission & ECOWAS Commission
Type of Document
Ruling
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Damages and Compensation, Immunity / Privileges (Diplomatic, Presidential, Parliamentary, etc), Right to Dignity, Right to Work, Workers' Rights
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Detention Facilities/Conditions , Police Brutality and Offences, Right to Work, Theft, Torture and Ill Treatment, Workers' Rights
Administration of Justice, Corruption, Equality, Equality Before the Law, Fraud, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, State Internal Security, Theft
ECW/CCJ/JUD/19/17 His Excellency the Vice-President Alhaji Samuel Sam-Sumana v. Sierra Leone
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Civil and Political Rights, Damages and Compensation, Democracy, Elections / Referendums, Fraud, Participation in Government, Peace and Security, Personal security, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Work
Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Detention Facilities/Conditions , Freedom of Expression / Digital Rights, Freedom of Opinion, Personal Liberty, Personal security, Police Brutality and Offences, Refugees / Asylum Seekers, Torture and Ill Treatment
ECW/CCJ/JUD/01/19 Lieutenant Colonel Silas Jock Santoi v. Nigeria
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Corruption, Damages and Compensation, Equality, Fraud, Freedom from Discrimination, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Reparations / Remedies, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Health, Workers' Rights
Administration of Justice, Equality, Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Inheritance/Succession, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Information, Right to Property
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Armed Robbery, Complicity in Crime, Equality, Equality Before the Law, Personal Liberty, Personal security, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Privacy, State Internal Security, Theft
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Freedom from Discrimination, Freedom of Movement, Police Brutality and Offences, Right to Dignity, Right to Property, Torture and Ill Treatment
Citizenship/Nationality and Related Rights, Civil and Political Rights, Democracy, Elections / Referendums, Freedom of Expression / Digital Rights, Inadequate/Inappropriate Legal Provisions, Participation in Government, Right to Fair Trial
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Child Abuse/Exploitation, Citizenship/Nationality and Related Rights, Damages and Compensation, Equality Before the Law, Fraud, Freedom of Opinion, Immunity / Privileges (Diplomatic, Presidential, Parliamentary, etc), Participation in Government, Personal security, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Refugees / Asylum Seekers, res judicata, Retro-activity of offence, Right to Fair Trial, Rights and Welfare of the Child , Slavery and Human Trafficking
Damages and Compensation, Extra-Judicial Killings , Impunity, Military Offences, Murder/Assassination, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Right to Dignity, Sexual and Gender Based Violence, Sexual Offences, Torture and Ill Treatment, Violations Resulting from Warfare and Military Operations
ECW/CCJ/JUD/12/20 Ajami Yasmine Marie Jeanne v. Cote d'Ivoire
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Best Interest of the Child, Citizenship/Nationality and Related Rights, Damages and Compensation, Equality, Equality Before the Law, Inheritance/Succession, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Right of Women to Inheritance, Right to Fair Trial, Women's Rights
ECW/CCJ/JUD/23/16 Col. Mohammed Sambo Dasuki (RTD) v. Nigeria
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Freedom of Movement, Implementation of Decision, Personal Liberty, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Protection of Privacy, Right to Dignity, Right to Health, Right to Privacy, Right to Property, State Internal Security, Torture and Ill Treatment
Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Detention Facilities/Conditions , Personal Liberty, Right to Dignity, Right to Health, Right to Work, Torture and Ill Treatment
Civil and Political Rights, Economic, Social and Cultural Development, Equality, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Participation in Government, Reparations / Remedies, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court
Civil and Political Rights, Elections / Referendums, Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Freedom of Association, Participation in Government
Civil and Political Rights, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Freedom of Assembly, Personal Liberty, Personal security, Reparations / Remedies, Right to Life, Torture and Ill Treatment
002/2011 Request for Advisory Opinion by Marcel Ceccaldi
Type of Document
Advisory Opinion
Keywords
Non Compliance
Case Headnotes
A letter dated August 22nd 2011 was received by a registrar at the court, where advocate Marcel Ceccaldi requested an advisory opinion from the court on behalf of the Peoples Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. The court instructed the registrar to ask the author of the request to show proof that he was acting on behalf of Libya, but unfortunately the author declined to respond to this request. The attitude of the author of the request for advisory opinion, showed unwillingness to pursue the matter further. As a result of this behavior, the court unanimously decided to remove the request from the general list of the court.
042-2016 - Collectif des Anciens Travailleurs du Laboratoire ALS V. Mali
Type of Document
Ruling
Keywords
Right to a General Satisfactory Environment, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Health, Workers' Rights
Case Headnotes
According to the records, on 1 February 2012,ihe Applicants, who claim to have been victims of lead poisoning during their service, seized the Prosecutor at the Commune lll Court of First instance of the District of Bamako of a criminal complaint, followed by a letter addressed to the Attorney General at the Court of Appeal of Bamako on the same subject. The Applicants allege that the Australian Laboratory, which specializes in the chemical analysis of samples to determine the content of gold and other metals, used in this respect, toxic products such as acid, butyl isobutyl (DIBK), and solvents such as nitrate, sodium, lithium, borax, sodium carbonate, sodium oxide and lead.
010/11 Efoua Mbozo’o Samuel v. The Pan African Parliament
Type of Document
Decision
Keywords
Jurisdiction, Workers' Rights
Case Headnotes
Efoua Mbozo'o Samuel, domiciled in Yaoundé, Cameroon,brought before the Court, a case against the Pan African Parliament, alleging breach of paragraph 4 of hiscontract of employment and of Article 13 (a) and (b) of the OAU Staff Regulations, and improper refusal torenew his contract and to re-grade him
01/08 Michelot Yogogombaye v Senegal (Separate Opinion - Fatsah Ouguergouz)
Type of Document
Separate Opinion
Keywords
AfCHPR Procedure, Retro-activity of offence, Right to Information, Transitional Justice
Case Headnotes
Fatsah Ouguergouz is of the opinion that the Applicant indeed has the right to know why it has taken nearly one year between the date of receipt of his application at the Registry and the date on which the Court took its decision thereon. Senegal, on the other hand, has the right to know why the Court chose to make a solemn ruling on the application by means of a Judgment, rather than reject it de plano with a simple letter issued by the Registry. The two Parties also have the right to know the reasons for which their prayers in respect of the costs and expenses, respectively, of the case, have been rejected; the Applicant should also know why his prayer in this regard was addressed on the basis of Rule 30 of the Interim Rules of the Court (hereinafter referred toas the "Rules") on Legal Costs, whereas the Court could have equally, if not exclusively, treated this prayer on the basis of Rule 31 on Legal Assistance.
Immunity / Privileges (Diplomatic, Presidential, Parliamentary, etc), Insurrection, Military Tribunals, State Internal Security, Transitional Justice
Case Headnotes
Following the failure of the military coup d'état in Burkina Faso on 16th September 2015, judicial information was opened against all persons who participated as author, co-author or accomplice of the coup; Accordingly, there were apparent elements from the investigation of this process likely to determinate the criminal liability of the applicant, Mr SAWADOGO Salifou, then a Parliament Member in the National Assembly; In view of the gravity of the facts, the Military Court wanted the applicant's criminal liability to be invoked, as those of other persons persecuted for the same facts.
Child Marriage, Domestic/National Laws, Harmful Traditional Practices, Right of Women to Inheritance
Case Headnotes
In a bid to modernise its legislation by bringing it in line with the evolving international human rights law, the Government of Mali launched, in 1998, a vast operation to codify the rights of individuals and the family. This project, which was subject to broad popular consultation, received expert input prior to the drafting of Law No. 201 1-087 establishing the Persons and Family Code. However, the Applicants submit that the law as promulgated violates several provisions of international human rights instruments ratified by the Respondent State.
Citizenship/Nationality and Related Rights, Jurisdiction
Case Headnotes
In his application, the Applicant alleges as follows: - the Kingdom of Morocco has refused, and continues to refuse, to issue him his documents, which include, a national identity card and a passport;- it has been many years since he started requesting his rights to these civil status documents from the Consulate General of the Kingdom of Morocco and the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco in Algeria, “but the latter have systematically refused to respect [his] rights to these documents".
005/11 Daniel Amare & Mulugeta Amare v. Mozambique & Mozambique Airlines
Type of Document
Decision
Keywords
AfCHPR Manifest Lack of Jurisdiction, Jurisdiction
Case Headnotes
In their application, the Applicants allege as follows, namely that: - In or about November 2008, having procured the requisite passports, visas and air tickets, they set out to travel to Maputo, Mozambique via Nairobi, Kenya.- At Nairobi, they transited from the Ethiopian Airlines to a Mozambique Airline flight to Maputo.- However, the flight did not take them to Maputo but landed in Pemba, Mozambique, where they were stranded for a period of twenty six (26) days.4. The Applicants further allege that: - During that period, they were subjected by the Mozambique Immigration Officials to diverse hardships, including demands for bribes, which they resisted, confiscating of their passports and visas, robbery of $1000 from them, torture, and deportation to Dar-es-Salaam.
020/2015 – Livinus Daudi Manyuka v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Ruling
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Armed Robbery, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Freedom of Movement, Reasonable Period of Time, Retro-activity of offence, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
It emerges from the Application that on 4 November 1999 the Applicant, and two other individuals, were charged with the offence of robbery with violence in the District Court at Mbinga, Ruvuma Region. On 15 May 2000, they were convicted and each sentenced to twenty (20) years imprisonment.
004/2015 – Andrew Ambrose Cheusi v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Armed Robbery, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Reasonable Period of Time, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
It emerges from the application that, on 6 June 2003, the applicant was arrested for having committed armed robbery of a pick-up vehicle at a place known as Sinza Madukani, in Dar es Salaam. He was prosecuted for the offense before the Kibaha District Magistrate Court. He was released on bail on 7 November 2003. While he was out on bail in this case, on September 2004, he was again arrested and charged in a second case before the same court, for conspiring to commit a felony and for the offence of robbery. It was alleged that he had stolen a saloon car at korogwe area in kibaha District.
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 7.1.c: Right to Defence, ACHPR 7.1.d: Right to be tried within a Reasonable Time by Impartial Court
004/2015 – Andrew Ambrose Cheusi v. United Republic of Tanzania (Separate Opinion By Judge Bensaoula Chafika)
Type of Document
Separate Opinion
Keywords
Armed Robbery, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Reasonable Period of Time, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
It emerges from the application that, on 6 June 2003, the applicant was arrested for having committed armed robbery of a pick-up vehicle at a place known as Sinza Madukani, in Dar es Salaam. He was prosecuted for the offense before the Kibaha District Magistrate Court. He was released on bail on 7 November 2003. While he was out on bail in this case, on September 2004, he was again arrested and charged in a second case before the same court, for conspiring to commit a felony and for the offence of robbery. It was alleged that he had stolen a saloon car at korogwe area in kibaha District.
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 7.1.c: Right to Defence, ACHPR 7.1.d: Right to be tried within a Reasonable Time by Impartial Court
028/2015 – Kalebi Elisamehe v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Rape, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
It emerges from the application that, on 6 March 2004, the applicant was convicted and sentenced by the District Magistrate’s Court of Monduli at monduli District to a thirty (30) year prison sentence for the rape of a twelve (12) year old minor. He was ordered to pay the victim one cow valued at Tanzania Shillings Two Hundred Thousand as compensation. The applicant appealed against the judgement.
App 001/2019 for Judgment on Review of App. No. 030/2015 – Ramadhani Issa Malengo v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Ruling
Keywords
Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
It emerges from the file that in 1996, the Applicant had an oral agreement with DIMON Ramadhani lssa Malengo (hereinafter referred to as the "Applicant") is a national of Tanzania and a tobacco farmer. He resides in Kigwa village, Tabora region and alleges that the Respondent State violated his rights by denying him justice in the National courts.
025/2015 – Majid Goa aliad Vedatus v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Rape
Case Headnotes
It emerges from the file that on 20 December 2005, the District Court of Tarime, in Criminal case No. 418 of 2005 convicted the Applicant and sentenced him to thirty (30) years imprisonment following conviction for rape of a twelve (12) year old minor.
017/2015 – Kennedy Gihana and Others v. Republic of Rwanda (Order on Continuance of Proceedings)
Type of Document
Order on Continuance of Proceedings
Keywords
Citizenship/Nationality and Related Rights, Freedom of Movement, Participation in Government, Personal Liberty, Right to Family, Right to Work
Case Headnotes
It emerges from the file that the Applicants learnt of the invalidation, by the Respondent State, of their passports and those of other Rwandan nationals when one of them was informed upon applying for a visa to travel to the United States of America, that his name appeared on a list of 14 May 2012, indicating the invalidity of the passports held by all persons included on the said list.
Country
Rwanda
Rights Violated
ACHPR 12:2: Right to leave any country including his own, and to return to his country, ACHPR 13.1: Right to participate freely in government
017/2015 – Kennedy Gihana and Others v. Republic of Rwanda
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Citizenship/Nationality and Related Rights, Freedom of Movement, Participation in Government, Personal Liberty, Right to Family, Right to Work
Case Headnotes
It emerges from the file that the Applicants learnt of the invalidation, by the Respondent State, of their passports and those of other Rwandan nationals when one of them was informed upon applying for a visa to travel to the United States of America, that his name appeared on a list of 14 May 2012, indicating the invalidity of the passports held by all persons included on the said list.
Country
Rwanda
Rights Violated
ACHPR 12:2: Right to leave any country including his own, and to return to his country, ACHPR 13.1: Right to participate freely in government
016/2017 – Dexter Eddie Johnson v. Republic of Ghana
Type of Document
Ruling
Keywords
Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Death Sentence, Murder/Assassination, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life
Case Headnotes
It emerges, from the Application, that on 27 May 2OO4, an American National was killed near the village of Ningo in the Greater Accra region of Ghana. The Applicant was accused of committing this crime and brought to trial. He denied the offence. On 18 June 2008, the Fast Track High Court in Accra, convicted the Applicant of the murder and sentenced him to death.
016/2017 – Dexter Eddie Johnson v. Republic of Ghana (Partly dissenting opinion of Judges Gérard Niyungeko and Rafâa Ben Achour)
Type of Document
Dissenting Opinion
Keywords
Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Death Sentence, Murder/Assassination, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life
Case Headnotes
It emerges, from the Application, that on 27 May 2OO4, an American National was killed near the village of Ningo in the Greater Accra region of Ghana. The Applicant was accused of committing this crime and brought to trial. He denied the offence. On 18 June 2008, the Fast Track High Court in Accra, convicted the Applicant of the murder and sentenced him to death.
016/2017 – Dexter Eddie Johnson v. Republic of Ghana (Order for provisional mesures (28 September 2017))
Type of Document
Order
Keywords
Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Death Sentence, Murder/Assassination, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life
Case Headnotes
It emerges, from the Application, that on 27 May 2OO4, an American National was killed near the village of Ningo in the Greater Accra region of Ghana. The Applicant was accused of committing this crime and brought to trial. He denied the offence. On 18 June 2008, the Fast Track High Court in Accra, convicted the Applicant of the murder and sentenced him to death.
016-2017 – Dexter Eddie Johnson v. Republic of Ghana (Dissenting Opinion of Judge Blaise TCHIKAYA)
Type of Document
Dissenting Opinion
Keywords
Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Death Sentence, Murder/Assassination, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life
Case Headnotes
It emerges, from the Application, that on 27 May 2OO4, an American National was killed near the village of Ningo in the Greater Accra region of Ghana. The Applicant was accused of committing this crime and brought to trial. He denied the offence. On 18 June 2008, the Fast Track High Court in Accra, convicted the Applicant of the murder and sentenced him to death.
016/2017 – Dexter Eddie Johnson v. Republic of Ghana (Dissenting Opinion of Judge Rafaâ Ben ACHOUR)
Type of Document
Dissenting Opinion
Keywords
Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Death Sentence, Murder/Assassination, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life
Case Headnotes
It emerges, from the Application, that on 27 May 2OO4, an American National was killed near the village of Ningo in the Greater Accra region of Ghana. The Applicant was accused of committing this crime and brought to trial. He denied the offence. On 18 June 2008, the Fast Track High Court in Accra, convicted the Applicant of the murder and sentenced him to death.
004/2017 Mulindahabi Fidèle v Republic of Rwanda (Separate Opinion of Judges Rafâa Ben Achour and Blaise Tchikaya (26 June 2020))
Type of Document
Separate Opinion
Keywords
Dismissed Without Notice , Equality Before the Law, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Work, Workers' Rights
Case Headnotes
It is apparent from the record, that, on 17 November 2009, following his success in a recruitment test, the applicant signed an employment contract for the position of Head of the Planning and Strategy Section at the State-owned Rwanda Electricity Corporation and Rwanda Water and Sanitation Corporation, which later became the Energy, Water and Sanitation Authority (EWSA). On 13 April 2010, the applicant was dismissed without notice.
Dismissed Without Notice , Equality Before the Law, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Work, Workers' Rights
Case Headnotes
It is apparent from the record, that, on 17 November 2009, following his success in a recruitment test, the applicant signed an employment contract for the position of Head of the Planning and Strategy Section at the State-owned Rwanda Electricity Corporation and Rwanda Water and Sanitation Corporation, which later became the Energy, Water and Sanitation Authority (EWSA). On 13 April 2010, the applicant was dismissed without notice.
008/2015 – Shukrani Mango and Others v. United Republic of Tanzania (Dissenting Opinion of Justice Rafaâ Ben ACHOUR)
Type of Document
Dissenting Opinion
Keywords
Armed Robbery, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
lt emerges from the Application that the First Applicant, Shukrani Masegenya Mango, was charged with the offence of armed robbery before the District Court at Mwanza. On 7 May 2004 he was convicted and sentenced to serve a term of thirty (30) years imprisonment. The Seventh Applicant, Samwel M Mtakibidya, was also charged with the offence of armed robbery before the District Court of Handeni, Tanga. Hewas convicted and sentenced to thirty years imprisonment on 5 August 2002.
008/2015 – Shukrani Mango and Others v. United Republic of Tanzania (Separate Opinion of Justice Blaise Tchikaya)
Type of Document
Separate Opinion
Keywords
Armed Robbery, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
lt emerges from the Application that the First Applicant, Shukrani Masegenya Mango, was charged with the offence of armed robbery before the District Court at Mwanza. On 7 May 2004 he was convicted and sentenced to serve a term of thirty (30) years imprisonment. The Seventh Applicant, Samwel M Mtakibidya, was also charged with the offence of armed robbery before the District Court of Handeni, Tanga. Hewas convicted and sentenced to thirty years imprisonment on 5 August 2002.
008/2015 – Shukrani Mango and Others v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Armed Robbery, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
lt emerges from the Application that the First Applicant, Shukrani Masegenya Mango, was charged with the offence of armed robbery before the District Court at Mwanza. On 7 May 2004 he was convicted and sentenced to serve a term of thirty (30) years imprisonment. The Seventh Applicant, Samwel M Mtakibidya, was also charged with the offence of armed robbery before the District Court of Handeni, Tanga. Hewas convicted and sentenced to thirty years imprisonment on 5 August 2002.
App. No 053 2016 Oscar Josiah v United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Equality Before the Law, Murder/Assassination, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
lt emerges from the file that the Applicant, Oscar Josiah and his wife, were married in 201 1 and were living together at Chankila village in the North West of Tanzania. At the time of their marriage, the Applicant's wife was pregnant by another man but apparently, the Applicant did not have any problem with this situation. The couple stayed together until 2 July 2012 when the wife gave birth to a child. On the same day, it is alleged that the baby died of unnatural causes after having been abandoned in the bush. A subsequent post-mortem medical examination revealed that the cause of the death was Hypoglycemia (lack of sugar in the blood) and Hypothermia (lack of bodily warmth). The Applicant and his wife were later charged with the offence of murder, the High Court acquitted the wife but convicted the Applicant and sentenced him to death. The Applicant subsequently appealed to the Court of Appeal of Tanzania, but the Court dismissed his appeal for lack of merit, in its judgment delivered on 25 February 2016.
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 3.1: Equality before the law , ACHPR 3.2: Equal protection of the law, ACHPR 7.1.c: Right to Defence
025/2016 - Kenedy Ivan v United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
Mr. Kenedy lvan (hereinafter referred to as "the Applicant") is a national of Tanzania, currently serving a 30 years prison sentence at the Butimba Central Prison for the offence of armed robbery
Mr. Roger Kamdem is a citizen of Cameroon, former Director of Insurance Company SAMRISSA (Automobile, Sickness, Fire and various Social Risks Insurance), Mr. Roger Kamdem is a citizen of Cameroon, former Director of Insurance Company SAMRISSA (Automobile, Sickness, Fire and various Social Risks Insurance), acting in its capacity as former Director and shareholder representing the majority of shareholders filed the Application against Member States of the Inter-African Conference on Insurance Markets (CIMA).
013/2015 – Robert John Penessis v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Citizenship/Nationality and Related Rights, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Freedom of Movement, Personal Liberty
Case Headnotes
On 8 January 2010, Mr. john Robert Penessis was arrested by the Tanzanian Immigration authorities. He was subsequently charged, convicted and sentenced on 17 January 2011 to a fine of eighty thousand (80,00) Tanzanian Shillings or in default, two (2) years in prison and ten (10) strokes of the cane by the kagera Resident Magistrate for illegal entry and irregular presence in the territory of the Respondent State.
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 1: General Obligations, ACHPR 12: Right to Freedom of Movement, ACHPR 5: Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment, ACHPR 6 : Right to Personal Liberty and Protection from Arbitrary Arrest
013/2015 – Robert John Penessis v. United Republic of Tanzania (Separate Opinion By Judge Bensaoula Chafika (28 November 2019))
Type of Document
Separate Opinion
Keywords
Citizenship/Nationality and Related Rights, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Freedom of Movement, Personal Liberty
Case Headnotes
On 8 January 2010, Mr. john Robert Penessis was arrested by the Tanzanian Immigration authorities. He was subsequently charged, convicted and sentenced on 17 January 2011 to a fine of eighty thousand (80,00) Tanzanian Shillings or in default, two (2) years in prison and ten (10) strokes of the cane by the kagera Resident Magistrate for illegal entry and irregular presence in the territory of the Respondent State.
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 1: General Obligations, ACHPR 12: Right to Freedom of Movement, ACHPR 5: Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment, ACHPR 6 : Right to Personal Liberty and Protection from Arbitrary Arrest
007/2015 – Ally Rajabu and Others v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Death Sentence, Murder/Assassination, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life
Case Headnotes
On 12 September 2006, the Applicants were arrested at Mruma Village, Mwanga District in Tanzania, for killing one Jamal Abdallah. On 24 June 2008, they were charged with murder at the High Court of Tanzania in Arusha. On 25 November 2011, the High Court, found the Applicants guilty and sentenced them to death. Dissatisfied with that decision, they appealed to the Court of Appeal of Tanzania. On 22 March 2013, their appeal was dismissed. On 24 March 2013, the Applicants then filed an application for review, which was still pending before the Court of Appeal when they filed the present Application on 26 March 2015.
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 4: Right to Life and Integrity, ACHPR 5: Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment
007/2015 Ally Rajabu & Others v Tanzania (Order for Provisional Measures)
Type of Document
Order for Provisional Measures
Keywords
Death Sentence, Murder/Assassination, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life
Case Headnotes
On 12 September 2006, the Applicants were arrested at Mruma Village, Mwanga District in Tanzania, for killing one Jamal Abdallah. On 24 June 2008, they were charged with murder at the High Court of Tanzania in Arusha. On 25 November 2011, the High Court, found the Applicants guilty and sentenced them to death. Dissatisfied with that decision, they appealed to the Court of Appeal of Tanzania. On 22 March 2013, their appeal was dismissed. On 24 March 2013, the Applicants then filed an application for review, which was still pending before the Court of Appeal when they filed the present Application on 26 March 2015.
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 4: Right to Life and Integrity, ACHPR 5: Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment
007/2015 – Ally Rajabu and Others v. United Republic of Tanzania (Separate Opinion by Judge Blaise Tchikaya)
Type of Document
Separate Opinion
Keywords
Death Sentence, Murder/Assassination, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life
Case Headnotes
On 12 September 2006, the Applicants were arrested at Mruma Village, Mwanga District in Tanzania, for killing one Jamal Abdallah. On 24 June 2008, they were charged with murder at the High Court of Tanzania in Arusha. On 25 November 2011, the High Court, found the Applicants guilty and sentenced them to death. Dissatisfied with that decision, they appealed to the Court of Appeal of Tanzania. On 22 March 2013, their appeal was dismissed. On 24 March 2013, the Applicants then filed an application for review, which was still pending before the Court of Appeal when they filed the present Application on 26 March 2015.
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 4: Right to Life and Integrity, ACHPR 5: Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment
007/2015 – Ally Rajabu and Others v. United Republic of Tanzania (Separate Opinion by Judge Blaise Tchikaya)
Type of Document
Separate Opinion
Keywords
Death Sentence, Murder/Assassination, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life
Case Headnotes
On 12 September 2006, the Applicants were arrested at Mruma Village, Mwanga District in Tanzania, for killing one Jamal Abdallah. On 24 June 2008, they were charged with murder at the High Court of Tanzania in Arusha. On 25 November 2011, the High Court, found the Applicants guilty and sentenced them to death. Dissatisfied with that decision, they appealed to the Court of Appeal of Tanzania. On 22 March 2013, their appeal was dismissed. On 24 March 2013, the Applicants then filed an application for review, which was still pending before the Court of Appeal when they filed the present Application on 26 March 2015.
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 4: Right to Life and Integrity, ACHPR 5: Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment
038/2016 Gombert Jean Claude Roger v Republic of Côte d’Ivoire
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Equality Before the Law, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The Application has its origin in a contractual dispute between private partieswhich was brought before the Respondent state's courts. The Applicantmainly alleges the violation by the said courts, of his rights to a fair trial asguaranteed by the Charter.
038/2016 Gombert Jean Claude Roger v Republic of Côte d’Ivoire (Joint separate opinion (Justice Ben KIOKO and Justice Angelo V. MATUSSE))
Type of Document
Separate Opinion
Keywords
Equality Before the Law, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The Application has its origin in a contractual dispute between private partieswhich was brought before the Respondent state's courts. The Applicantmainly alleges the violation by the said courts, of his rights to a fair trial asguaranteed by the Charter.
007/2013 – Mohamed Abubakari v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Armed Robbery, Freedom from Discrimination, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The Applicant alleged tha he was arrested by the police on 10 April 197 while he was in his home, and he was kept in police custody up to 14 April 1997.
006/2017 Mulindahabi Fidèle v Republic of Rwanda ((Dissenting opinion by Judges Bensa0oula Chafika to the Judgement of 4 July 2019
Type of Document
Dissenting Opinion
Keywords
Right to Property
Case Headnotes
The Applicant alleges that before 2013, he worked in the urban passenger transport sector, and on 18 June 2013, he approached the Services Control Authority in Rwanda to request a transport license, but his request was turned down on the grounds that licenses are granted to companies and not to individuals.
The Applicant alleges that before 2013, he worked in the urban passenger transport sector, and on 18 June 2013, he approached the Services Control Authority in Rwanda to request a transport license, but his request was turned down on the grounds that licenses are granted to companies and not to individuals.
009 2015 – Lucien Ikili Rashidi v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Freedom of Movement, Refugees / Asylum Seekers, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The applicant alleges that he entered the Respondent State's territory in 1993 on a temporary visa. Thereafter, in 1999, his wife and children entered the country as refugees - they lived with him in Dar es Salaam. In 2005, the applicant filed a civil case over a dispute with a retail trader. In 2006, he lost his passport and filed an application to the DRC Embassy in Dar es Salaam for replacement. He was subsequently issued a certificate of loss of his passport, which was still valid and contained a visa to stay in Tanzania till September 2006. However, on 9 June 2006, he was arrested by the Tanzanian immigration for residing illegallly in the country, while he was attending proceedings in his civil case.
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 21: People's Right to Free Disposal of Wealth and Natural Resources, ACHPR 4: Right to Life and Integrity, ACHPR 5: Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment, ACHPR 7.1.d: Right to be tried within a Reasonable Time by Impartial Court
011/2015 – Christopher Jonas v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Administration of Justice, Armed Robbery, Domestic/National Laws, Right to Fair Trial, Theft
Case Headnotes
The Applicant alleges that he had been charged and wrongly convicted for armed robbery with thirty (30) year custodial sentence; that the Trial Magistrate and the Appeal Court judges grossly erred in law.
010/2015 – Amiri Ramadhani v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Armed Robbery, Domestic/National Laws, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The Applicant alleges that he was charged on 2 March 1998 with the offence of robbery of a vehicle, attempted suicide and inflicting serious bodily harm on his person in Criminal Case No. 199/98 before the Arusha District Court; On 25 August 1999, the Applicant was convicted and sentenced to thirty (30) years, imprisonment for armed robbery,
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 1: General Obligations, ACHPR 7.1.c: Right to Defence
Exhaustion of Local Remedies, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Property
Case Headnotes
The Applicant alleges that his Toyota mini bus vehicle was unjustly impounded by RAWMAGANA police from 28 January 2009 to 7 May 2009. After the end of the period, the police service admitted that the confiscation was illegal and provided him compensation in the amount of 34,200 Rwandan Francs. The Applicant submits that on 7 May 2009, immediately after the handover of the impounded bus, he drove it directly to the garage to repair it. on 31 May 2009, the vehicle was again confiscated by soldiers of the presidential guard.
005/2017 Mulindahabi Fidèle v Republic of Rwanda (Separate Opinion of Judges Rafâa Ben Achour and Blaise Tchikaya (26 June 2020))
Type of Document
Separate Opinion
Keywords
Equality Before the Law, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Insurance Claim, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The applicant alleges that on 3 March 2013, his vehicle was involved In a traffic accident with a Toyota Carina insured by CORAR Insurance Company, which was found to be at fault for the accident. Upon his request, he was offered and advance of One million Rwanda Francs, to repair his house, which had been destroyed by a natural disaster. He subsequently requested for compensation for the loss of income suffered during the three months that his vehicle was in the garage for repairs, but the company decline to pay, highlighting that the initial One million Rwandan Francs that had been paid to him for the repair of the vehicle had instead been used to renovate his house, which is the reason why the vehicle remained in the garage for an extended period of time.
Equality Before the Law, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Insurance Claim, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The applicant alleges that on 3 March 2013, his vehicle was involved In a traffic accident with a Toyota Carina insured by CORAR Insurance Company, which was found to be at fault for the accident. Upon his request, he was offered and advance of One million Rwanda Francs, to repair his house, which had been destroyed by a natural disaster. He subsequently requested for compensation for the loss of income suffered during the three months that his vehicle was in the garage for repairs, but the company decline to pay, highlighting that the initial One million Rwandan Francs that had been paid to him for the repair of the vehicle had instead been used to renovate his house, which is the reason why the vehicle remained in the garage for an extended period of time.
Exhaustion of Local Remedies, Right to Property, Right to Work
Case Headnotes
The applicant alleges that on 21 March 2009, a police seized his vehicle on the grounds that it had no motor vehicle license and a spare tyre. He was fined twenty thousand Rwandan francs (RWF 20,000) and “as security for this payment the police seized the yellow card”. The Applicant avers that on 23 March he paid the fine of Twenty Thousand Rwandan Francs, but the yellow card was not returned to him.
018/2018 Jebra Kambole v. The United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Domestic/National Laws, Freedom from Discrimination, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court
Case Headnotes
The applicant alleges that the Respondent State has violated his rights under the Charter by maintaining article 41 (7) in its Constitution, which provision bars any court from inquiring into the election of a presidential candidate after the Electoral Commission hasdeclared a winner.
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 2: Freedom from Discrimination, ACHPR 7.1.a: Right to Sue for Remedy before a Competent Tribunal
018/2018 Jebra Kambole v. The United Republic of Tanzania (Corrigendum to Judgment (30 July 2020))
Type of Document
Revised Judgement
Keywords
Domestic/National Laws, Freedom from Discrimination, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court
Case Headnotes
The applicant alleges that the Respondent State has violated his rights under the Charter by maintaining article 41 (7) in its Constitution, which provision bars any court from inquiring into the election of a presidential candidate after the Electoral Commission hasdeclared a winner.
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 2: Freedom from Discrimination, ACHPR 7.1.a: Right to Sue for Remedy before a Competent Tribunal
App. No. 008/2011 – Ekollo M. Alexandre v. Republic of Cameroon and Federal Republic of Nigeria
Type of Document
Decision
Keywords
AfCHPR Manifest Lack of Jurisdiction, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Equality Before the Law, Participation in Government, Personal Liberty, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The applicant brought before the court a case against the Republic of Cameroon and the Federal Republic of Nigeria, alleging violation of Articles 3, 5, 6, 7 and 13(3) of the African Charter on Human Peoples’ Rights.
019/2015 – Femi Falana v. African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights
Type of Document
Order
Keywords
Civil and Political Rights, Freedom of Expression / Digital Rights, Jurisdiction, Relationship between AU Mechanisms, Transitional Justice
Case Headnotes
The Applicant is a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN); he has filed the Application in his personal capacity and on behalf of the victims of alleged human rights violations in Burundi.
001/2015 Armand Guehi v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Freedom from Discrimination, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Property
Case Headnotes
The Applicant moved to Tanzania on 1 May 2004 as a dependent of his wife, an Ivorian citizen, then working for the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (herein after referred to as "ICTR"). The Applicant was also undertaking an internship at the ICTR. On 6 October 2005, the Applicant was arrested by security officers of the ICTR in connection with his wife's disappearance. He was handed over to local police and detained. On 18 October 2005, he was charged with the murder of his wife before the High Court of Tanzania at Moshi. On 30 March 2010, he was found guilty, convicted and sentenced to death. He appealed to the Court of Appeal of Tanzania, which on 28 February 2014, dismissed the appeal. On 15 April 2014, the Applicant filed a notice of motion for review of the Court of Appeal's decision. On 6 January 2015, while the request for review awaited hearing in the Court of Appeal, the Applicant filed an Application before the African Court alleging that several of his rights were violated in the course of the domestic proceedings.
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 1: General Obligations, ACHPR 5: Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment, ACHPR 7.1.d: Right to be tried within a Reasonable Time by Impartial Court
001/15 Armand Guehi v Tanzania - Order of provisional Measures
Type of Document
Decision, Order
Keywords
Freedom from Discrimination, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Property
Case Headnotes
The Applicant moved to Tanzania on 1 May 2004 as a dependent of his wife, an Ivorian citizen, then working for the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (herein after referred to as "ICTR"). The Applicant was also undertaking an internship at the ICTR. On 6 October 2005, the Applicant was arrested by security officers of the ICTR in connection with his wife's disappearance. He was handed over to local police and detained. On 18 October 2005, he was charged with the murder of his wife before the High Court of Tanzania at Moshi. On 30 March 2010, he was found guilty, convicted and sentenced to death. He appealed to the Court of Appeal of Tanzania, which on 28 February 2014, dismissed the appeal. On 15 April 2014, the Applicant filed a notice of motion for review of the Court of Appeal's decision. On 6 January 2015, while the request for review awaited hearing in the Court of Appeal, the Applicant filed an Application before the African Court alleging that several of his rights were violated in the course of the domestic proceedings.
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 1: General Obligations, ACHPR 5: Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment, ACHPR 7.1.d: Right to be tried within a Reasonable Time by Impartial Court
Adequate Standard of Living , Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Property
Case Headnotes
The applicant states that as at 23 March 2013, his house had bee damaged by heavy rains, and that he subsequently tried to repair the damage in order to be able to shelter his family. However, that, some neighbors who did not want him to undertake the repairs sent confidential reports to the authorities claiming that no local authority could go to his house to assess the situation as the Applicant threatened to attack such persons with a machete. On basis of this false reports, the local authority representative went to inspect his house and take photographs of all the rooms, without permission, and in the end asked the Applicant to stop the repair work
011/2017 Mulindahabi Fidèle v Republic of Rwanda (Separate Opinion of Judges Rafâa Ben Achour and Blaise Tchikaya (26 June 2020))
Type of Document
Separate Opinion
Keywords
Adequate Standard of Living , Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Property
Case Headnotes
The applicant states that as at 23 March 2013, his house had bee damaged by heavy rains, and that he subsequently tried to repair the damage in order to be able to shelter his family. However, that, some neighbors who did not want him to undertake the repairs sent confidential reports to the authorities claiming that no local authority could go to his house to assess the situation as the Applicant threatened to attack such persons with a machete. On basis of this false reports, the local authority representative went to inspect his house and take photographs of all the rooms, without permission, and in the end asked the Applicant to stop the repair work
010/2017 Mulindahabi Fidèle v Republic of Rwanda (Separate Opinion of Judges Rafâa Ben Achour and Blaise Tchikaya (26 June 2020))
Type of Document
Separate Opinion
Keywords
Equality Before the Law, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Property
Case Headnotes
The applicant states that he owns a Toyota Hiace minibus in respect of which he alleges to have paid his membership dues to ATRACO Minibus Driver’s Union on January 2008.However, his minibus was confiscated, as the officials were informed that he had not paid any money.
Equality Before the Law, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Property
Case Headnotes
The applicant states that he owns a Toyota Hiace minibus in respect of which he alleges to have paid his membership dues to ATRACO Minibus Driver’s Union on January 2008.However, his minibus was confiscated, as the officials were informed that he had not paid any money.
Jurisdiction, Refugees / Asylum Seekers, Retro-activity of offence, Transitional Justice
Case Headnotes
The Applicant submitted that Hissein Habré, former President of Chad, is apolitical refugee in Senegal since December 1990, and that in 2000, he was suspected of complicity in crimes against humanity, war crimes and acts of torture in the exercise of his duties as Head of State. The Applicant further averred that, by decision of July 2006, the African Union had mandated Senegal to "consider all aspects and implications of the Hissein Habré case and take all appropriate steps to find a solution; or that failing, come up with an African option to the problem posed by the criminal prosecution of the former Head of State of Chad, Mr. Hissein Habré. He also submitted that, on 23rd July 2008, the two chambers of the Parliament of Senegal adopted a law amending the Constitution and "authorizing retroactive application of its criminal laws, with a view to trying exclusively and solely Mr. Hissein Habré". He alleged that by so doing, Senegal violated the "sacrosanct principle of non-retroactivity of criminal law, a principle enshrined not only in the Senegalese Constitution but also in Article 7 (2) of the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights" to which Senegal is a party.
031/2015 – Dismas Bunyerere v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Armed Robbery, Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The Applicant was arrested at Rubaragazi village following an attack that he and five (5) other persons perpetrated around Rubaragazi lsland on 7 September 2005 on Magongo William and Faida Charles who were fishing on a boat belonging to Gregory John Kazembe. They robbed the two (2) aforementioned fishermen of an out-boat engine, a fuel tank, a fuel line, an engine switch and forty-seven (47) fishing nets
031/2015 – Dismas Bunyerere v. United Republic of Tanzania (Separate Opinion By Judge Bensaoula Chafika)
Type of Document
Separate Opinion
Keywords
Armed Robbery, Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The Applicant was arrested at Rubaragazi village following an attack that he and five (5) other persons perpetrated around Rubaragazi lsland on 7 September 2005 on Magongo William and Faida Charles who were fishing on a boat belonging to Gregory John Kazembe. They robbed the two (2) aforementioned fishermen of an out-boat engine, a fuel tank, a fuel line, an engine switch and forty-seven (47) fishing nets
027/2015 – Minani Evarist v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Equality Before the Law, Rape, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The Applicant was convicted and sentenced on 30 March 2006, to 30 years imprisonment for having committed the crime of rape of a fifteen (15) year old girl. The Applicant filed an appeal before the High Court of Tanzania at Bukoba and subsequently before the Court of Appeal. The High Court and the Court of Appeal upheld the sentence, respectively; and the Applicant filed an Application for review before the Court of Appeal on 19 August 2014. The Applicant alleges that this Application is still pending at the time of filing of the Application
027/2015 – Minani Evarist v. United Republic of Tanzania (Joint separate opinion of Justices Ben Kioko, Matusse, Chizumila and Anukam)
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Equality Before the Law, Rape, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The Applicant was convicted and sentenced on 30 March 2006, to 30 years imprisonment for having committed the crime of rape of a fifteen (15) year old girl. The Applicant filed an appeal before the High Court of Tanzania at Bukoba and subsequently before the Court of Appeal. The High Court and the Court of Appeal upheld the sentence, respectively; and the Applicant filed an Application for review before the Court of Appeal on 19 August 2014. The Applicant alleges that this Application is still pending at the time of filing of the Application
027/2015 – Minani Evarist v. United Republic of Tanzania (Separate Opinion of Justice Rafaâ Ben Achour)
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Equality Before the Law, Rape, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The Applicant was convicted and sentenced on 30 March 2006, to 30 years imprisonment for having committed the crime of rape of a fifteen (15) year old girl. The Applicant filed an appeal before the High Court of Tanzania at Bukoba and subsequently before the Court of Appeal. The High Court and the Court of Appeal upheld the sentence, respectively; and the Applicant filed an Application for review before the Court of Appeal on 19 August 2014. The Applicant alleges that this Application is still pending at the time of filing of the Application
ECW/CCJ/JUD/11/12 Kemi Pinheiro (SAN) v The Republic of Ghana
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Economic, Social and Cultural Development, Freedom of Movement, Right to Self-Determination
Case Headnotes
The Applicant was denied admission into Ghana Law School on the basis that he was not a citizen of Ghana. He filed this suit, claiming a violation of his rights under the ECOWAS Treaty and its Protocols, and the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights. The case was dismissed on the grounds that the Applicant lacked locus standi to file an action against an ECOWAS Member State.
06/13 Wilfred Onyango Nganyi & 9 Others v Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Detention Facilities/Conditions , Torture and Ill Treatment
Case Headnotes
The Applicants allege that they were in Mozambique exploring business opportunities when, on 16 December 2005, they were, without lawful resort to legal measures of extradition, kidnapped and arrested by the Mozambican police, in collaboration with the Kenyan and Tanzanian Police Forces, after a false report made by a lady by name Maimouna Salimo, for being linked to dangerous elements of the Kenyan military forces and Kenya administration Police. They also allege that thereafter they were put on a military airplane referred to as Buffalo bound for Tanzania.
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 7.1.c: Right to Defence, ACHPR 7.1.d: Right to be tried within a Reasonable Time by Impartial Court
ECW/CCJ/JUD/20/18 - Gabriel Inyang & Linus Iyeme v Nigeria
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Administration of Justice, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Death Sentence, Detention Facilities/Conditions , False Imprisonment, Military Tribunals, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life, Torture and Ill Treatment
Case Headnotes
The Applicants averred that they are citizens of the Federal Republic of Nigeria who are among people on death row in Nigeria after been sentenced by a Tribunal set up by the Military Government of Nigeria in 1995.
014/2015 – Jibu Amir Mussa & Another v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Armed Robbery, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Freedom from Discrimination, Personal Liberty, Retro-activity of offence, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The Applicants jointly with others not before this Court stole an amount of twelve thousand (12,000) Tanzanian shillings from one, Frank Munishi, at his shop. During the robbery, one of the Applicants that is Jibu Amir shot Frank Munishi and his wife Gladiness Munishi with a pistol as the victims tried to flee from the scene of the crime. Frank Munishi was further stabbed by the other Applicant - Saidi Ally, with a "bush knife" to coerce him into giving the Applicants the money which he subsequently did, following which, the Applicants left the crime scene. Thereafter, neighbors of the victims converged at the crime scene and rushed the victims to Temeke Police station and subsequently to the hospital.
014/2015 – Jibu Amir Mussa & Another v. United Republic of Tanzania (Separate Opinion by Judge Bensaoula Chafika)
Type of Document
Separate Opinion
Keywords
Armed Robbery, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Freedom from Discrimination, Personal Liberty, Retro-activity of offence, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The Applicants jointly with others not before this Court stole an amount of twelve thousand (12,000) Tanzanian shillings from one, Frank Munishi, at his shop. During the robbery, one of the Applicants that is Jibu Amir shot Frank Munishi and his wife Gladiness Munishi with a pistol as the victims tried to flee from the scene of the crime. Frank Munishi was further stabbed by the other Applicant - Saidi Ally, with a "bush knife" to coerce him into giving the Applicants the money which he subsequently did, following which, the Applicants left the crime scene. Thereafter, neighbors of the victims converged at the crime scene and rushed the victims to Temeke Police station and subsequently to the hospital.
009/2016 Diakite Couple (Mamadou Diakite & Diakite Habibata B. Guindo) v. Mali
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Administration of Justice, Equality Before the Law, Peace and Security, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Property
Case Headnotes
The Applicants submit that, on 14 November 2012, their home was robbed and vandalized by unknown persons, but upon reporting their complaint to the Police Authority, no reply was received to their complaint. They therefore submit that the Bamako 12th District Police Headquarters constitutes a serious violation of their rights as enshrined in Article 3, Article 7, Article 14 and 23 of the Charter.
015/2015 – Godfrey Antony and Another v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Ruling
Keywords
Armed Robbery, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Equality Before the Law, Reasonable Period of Time, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The Applicants were charged before the Songea District Court on 7 May 1999 in Zanzibar Street, Songea Municipality, with one count of conspiracy to commit a crime and one count of armed robbery for threatening the cashier named Sophie Mwalango with a pistol, before snatching a box containing twenty thousand Tanzanian Shillings (TZS20,000) and 5 receipt booklets belonging to Steven Martin. The crimes are provided for and punishable under the Penal Code of the Respondent State respectively.
006-2015 Mr Nguza Viking & Mr Johnson Nguza v United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Rape
Case Headnotes
The Applicants, Mr. Nguza Viking and Mr. Johnson Nguza are citizens of the Democratic Republic of Congo and lived and worked as musicians in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The second Applicant (Johnson Nguza) is the first Applicant’s (Nguza Viking) biological son. All applicants were arrested on 12th day of October, 2003 and transferred to the Magomeni Police Station. The Applicants and another person (later known as a teacher) were arraigned before the Resident Magistrate Court of Kisutu (Dar es Salaam) on 16th day of October, 2003 and were charged with 10 counts of rape and 11 counts of sodomy.
003/2015 – Kennedy Owino Onyachi and Others v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Domestic/National Laws, Extradition, False Imprisonment, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court
Case Headnotes
The Applicants, Mr.Kennedy Owino Onyachi and Mr. Charles John Mwaniki Njoka, are citizens of the Republic of Kenya. They are convicted prisoners who are currently serving a sentence of thirty (30) years 'imprisonment for the crime of aggravated robbery at the Ukonga Central Prison in Dares Salaam, United Republic of Tanzania.
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 7.1: Right to be Heard, ACHPR 1: General Obligations, ACHPR 6 : Right to Personal Liberty and Protection from Arbitrary Arrest, ACHPR 7.1.c: Right to Defence
ECW/CCJ/JUD/37/19 Women Against Violence and Exploitation in Society (WAVES) & Child Welfare Society, Sierra Leone (CWS SL) (On Behalf of Pregnant Adolescent School Girls in Sierra Leone) v. Sierra Leone
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Best Interest of the Child, Education, Equality, Freedom from Discrimination, Right to Education, Rights and Welfare of the Child , Sexual and Gender Based Violence, Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights, Women's Rights
Case Headnotes
The application concerns violation of Pregnant Girls' Rights comprising the right to education and freedom from discrimination.
024/2015 Werema Wangoko Werema et un autre c. République Unie de Tanzanie (Opinion Individuelle Conjointe des Juges Ben KIOKO et Tujilane CHIZUMILA)
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Armed Robbery, Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The Application relates to alleged human rights violations stemming from convictions and sentences of thirty (30) years' imprisonment and twelve (12) strokes of the cane each imposed on the Applicants for the crime of armed robbery. The Applicants are currently serving their sentence in Butimba Central Prison, Mwanza, Tanzania.
024/2015 Werema Wangoko Werema et un autre c. République Unie de Tanzanie (Opinion Dissidente de Juge Blaise Tchikaya)
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Armed Robbery, Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The Application relates to alleged human rights violations stemming from convictions and sentences of thirty (30) years' imprisonment and twelve (12) strokes of the cane each imposed on the Applicants for the crime of armed robbery. The Applicants are currently serving their sentence in Butimba Central Prison, Mwanza, Tanzania.
024/2015 – Werema Wangoko Werema and Another v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Armed Robbery, Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The Application relates to alleged human rights violations stemming from convictions and sentences of thirty (30) years' imprisonment and twelve (12) strokes of the cane each imposed on the Applicants for the crime of armed robbery. The Applicants are currently serving their sentence in Butimba Central Prison, Mwanza, Tanzania.
032/2015 – Kijiji Isiaga v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Armed Robbery, Domestic/National Laws, Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The Application relates to violations allegedly arising from a domestic procedure at the end of which the Applicant was sentenced to thirty (30) years of imprisonment with twelve strokes of the cane for inflicting bodily harm and aggravated robbery.
040/2016 Mariam Kouma & Another v Republic of Mali
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Administration of Justice, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Health, Torture and Ill Treatment
Case Headnotes
The Application was filed by APDF and IHRDA on behalf of Mariam Kouma, amerchant in Bamako, and her son Ousmane Diabat6, and invokes the violation ofthe Applicants' right to a fair trial by the Respondent state.
006/2011 – Association des Juristes d’Afrique pour la Bonne Gouvernance v. Republic of Cote d’ Ivoire
Type of Document
Decision
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Freedom from Discrimination, Jurisdiction, Right to Life
Case Headnotes
the Association Juristes d 'Afrique pour Ia bonne gouvernance , with headquarters in Douala (Cameroon), through Barrister Kack Kack Serge Simon, Executive President and Lawyer with the Cameroon Bar Association, resident in Douala, submitted a complaint to the Court against the Republic of Cote d'lvoire, for violation of Articles 2, 4, 5 and 6 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights.
044/2019 - Suy Bi Gohore Emile & 8 Ors v. Côte d’Ivoire
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Elections / Referendums
Case Headnotes
The case concerns a reform process of the country’s Independent Electoral Commission that gave rise to a new law on its composition. The applicants aver that the said new law is in contravention of the Respondent State's Constitution.
ECW/CCJ/JUD/04/18 - Federation of African Journalists and Others v The Gambia
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Freedom of Expression / Digital Rights, Right to Dignity, Transitional Justice
Case Headnotes
The case concerns crackdown on journalists during the Jahmeh era for reportage that were not favourable to the regime. All journalists concerned eventually went on exile after acquitted and released.
006/2016 Mgosi Mwita Makungu v United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Armed Robbery, Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The claim arises from the Respondent State’s alleged failure to provide the Applicant with certified true copies of the records of proceedings and judgments of the Criminal Case where he was charged with the offence of robbery with violence, and convicted and sentenced to fifteen (15) years imprisonment on 15 April 1996.
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 7.1.a: Right to Sue for Remedy before a Competent Tribunal
006/2016 Mgosi Mwita Makungu v United Republic of Tanzania (lndividual Opinion of Justice Blise Tchikaya)
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Armed Robbery, Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The claim arises from the Respondent State’s alleged failure to provide the Applicant with certified true copies of the records of proceedings and judgments of the Criminal Case where he was charged with the offence of robbery with violence, and convicted and sentenced to fifteen (15) years imprisonment on 15 April 1996.
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 7.1.a: Right to Sue for Remedy before a Competent Tribunal
020/2016 Anaclet Paulo v United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The file record indicates that on the night of 28 July 1997, four individuals forced their way into the home of a certain Benjamin Mhaya Simon, in the village oflzingo Nshamba; and after tying up the latter and his wife, they made away with a sum of Eight Hundred Thousand Tanzania Shillings (TZS 800,000), a radio cassette player, five trousers, two wrist watches and three pairs of loin cloth. On the same night, the Applicant and three other individuals were arrested by the Police and charged with the offence of armed robbery with violence.
013/2017 Sébastien Germain Ajavon v Republic of Benin (Dissenting Opinion of Justice Chafika Bensaoula (March 2019))
Type of Document
Dissenting Opinion
Keywords
Equality Before the Law, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Property
Case Headnotes
The Gendarmerie (para-military force) of the Autonomous Port of Cotonou and the Benin Customs Department received warnings from the Intelligence and Documentation Services at the Office of the President of the Republic about the presence of a huge quantity of cocaine in a container of frozen goods imported by the company-Comptoir Mondialde Neqoce (COMON SA) of which the Applicant is the Chief Executive Officer. Based on this information, a judicial inquiry was, on 28 October2016, instituted against the Applicant and three of his employees for the trafficking of eighteen (18kgs) of pure cocaine.
Country
Benin
Rights Violated
ACHPR 14: Right to Property, ACHPR 26 : Duty to Guarantee Independence of Courts, ACHPR 5: Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment, ACHPR 7.1.a: Right to Sue for Remedy before a Competent Tribunal, ACHPR 7.1.b : Innocent Until Proven Guilty, ACHPR 7.1.c: Right to Defence
013/2017 Sébastien Germain Ajavon v Republic of Benin (Separate Opinion of Judge Gerard NIYUNGEKO)
Type of Document
Separate Opinion
Keywords
Equality Before the Law, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Property
Case Headnotes
The Gendarmerie (para-military force) of the Autonomous Port of Cotonou and the Benin Customs Department received warnings from the Intelligence and Documentation Services at the Office of the President of the Republic about the presence of a huge quantity of cocaine in a container of frozen goods imported by the company-Comptoir Mondialde Neqoce (COMON SA) of which the Applicant is the Chief Executive Officer. Based on this information, a judicial inquiry was, on 28 October2016, instituted against the Applicant and three of his employees for the trafficking of eighteen (18kgs) of pure cocaine.
Country
Benin
Rights Violated
ACHPR 14: Right to Property, ACHPR 26 : Duty to Guarantee Independence of Courts, ACHPR 5: Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment, ACHPR 7.1.a: Right to Sue for Remedy before a Competent Tribunal, ACHPR 7.1.b : Innocent Until Proven Guilty, ACHPR 7.1.c: Right to Defence
013/2017 Sébastien Germain Ajavon v Republic of Benin (Dissenting opinion by Judge Gerard Niyungeko on Judgment on Reparation)
Type of Document
Dissenting Opinion
Keywords
Equality Before the Law, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Reparations / Remedies, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Property
Case Headnotes
The Gendarmerie (para-military force) of the Autonomous Port of Cotonou and the Benin Customs Department received warnings from the Intelligence and Documentation Services at the Office of the President of the Republic about the presence of a huge quantity of cocaine in a container of frozen goods imported by the company-Comptoir Mondialde Neqoce (COMON SA) of which the Applicant is the Chief Executive Officer. Based on this information, a judicial inquiry was, on 28 October2016, instituted against the Applicant and three of his employees for the trafficking of eighteen (18kgs) of pure cocaine.
Country
Benin
Rights Violated
ACHPR 14: Right to Property, ACHPR 26 : Duty to Guarantee Independence of Courts, ACHPR 5: Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment, ACHPR 7.1.a: Right to Sue for Remedy before a Competent Tribunal, ACHPR 7.1.b : Innocent Until Proven Guilty, ACHPR 7.1.c: Right to Defence
013/2017 Sébastien Germain Ajavon v Republic of Benin
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Equality Before the Law, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Property
Case Headnotes
The Gendarmerie (para-military force) of the Autonomous Port of Cotonou and the Benin Customs Department received warnings from the Intelligence and Documentation Services at the Office of the President of the Republic about the presence of a huge quantity of cocaine in a container of frozen goods imported by the company-Comptoir Mondialde Neqoce (COMON SA) of which the Applicant is the Chief Executive Officer. Based on this information, a judicial inquiry was, on 28 October2016, instituted against the Applicant and three of his employees for the trafficking of eighteen (18kgs) of pure cocaine.
Country
Benin
Rights Violated
ACHPR 14: Right to Property, ACHPR 26 : Duty to Guarantee Independence of Courts, ACHPR 5: Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment, ACHPR 7.1.a: Right to Sue for Remedy before a Competent Tribunal, ACHPR 7.1.b : Innocent Until Proven Guilty, ACHPR 7.1.c: Right to Defence
013/2017 Sébastien Germain Ajavon v Republic of Benin (Order for provisional mesures (7 December 2018))
Type of Document
Order
Keywords
Equality Before the Law, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Property
Case Headnotes
The Gendarmerie (para-military force) of the Autonomous Port of Cotonou and the Benin Customs Department received warnings from the Intelligence and Documentation Services at the Office of the President of the Republic about the presence of a huge quantity of cocaine in a container of frozen goods imported by the company-Comptoir Mondialde Neqoce (COMON SA) of which the Applicant is the Chief Executive Officer. Based on this information, a judicial inquiry was, on 28 October2016, instituted against the Applicant and three of his employees for the trafficking of eighteen (18kgs) of pure cocaine.
Country
Benin
Rights Violated
ACHPR 14: Right to Property, ACHPR 26 : Duty to Guarantee Independence of Courts, ACHPR 5: Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment, ACHPR 7.1.a: Right to Sue for Remedy before a Competent Tribunal, ACHPR 7.1.b : Innocent Until Proven Guilty, ACHPR 7.1.c: Right to Defence
013/2017 Sébastien Germain Ajavon v Republic of Benin (Judgment on reparations(28th November 2019))
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Equality Before the Law, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Reparations / Remedies, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Property
Case Headnotes
The Gendarmerie (para-military force) of the Autonomous Port of Cotonou and the Benin Customs Department received warnings from the Intelligence and Documentation Services at the Office of the President of the Republic about the presence of a huge quantity of cocaine in a container of frozen goods imported by the company-Comptoir Mondialde Neqoce (COMON SA) of which the Applicant is the Chief Executive Officer. Based on this information, a judicial inquiry was, on 28 October2016, instituted against the Applicant and three of his employees for the trafficking of eighteen (18kgs) of pure cocaine.
Country
Benin
Rights Violated
ACHPR 14: Right to Property, ACHPR 26 : Duty to Guarantee Independence of Courts, ACHPR 5: Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment, ACHPR 7.1.a: Right to Sue for Remedy before a Competent Tribunal, ACHPR 7.1.b : Innocent Until Proven Guilty, ACHPR 7.1.c: Right to Defence
016/2016 Diocles William v United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Equality Before the Law, Rape, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court
Case Headnotes
The record before the Court indicates that on 11 July 2010, at around 16:00hours, at Mbale Village, Missenyi District in Kagera Region, the Applicant who was twenty-two (22) years old at the time, allegedly raped a minor aged twelve (12) years.
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 7: Right to Fair Trial, ACHPR 7.1.c: Right to Defence
Request for Advisory Opinion No.001 2013 Socio Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) ENGLISH (2) (1)
Type of Document
Advisory Opinion
Keywords
amicus curiae, Jurisdiction, Relationship between AU Mechanisms
Case Headnotes
The request for Advisory opinion is submitted by the Socio Economic Rights and Accountability Project on the basis of clarifying whether the organization is recognized by the AU. SERAP argues it should be recognized by the African Union on the basis that is an African organization that is registered in Nigeria. SERAP also argues that due to its observer status with the African Commission it has the competence to request an opinion relating to any question within the scope of the ACFPR. But since SERAP doesn’t have a memorandum of understanding with the African union, it isn’t entitled to bring a request for advisory opinion before the court. The Court couldn’t give an opinion on the request due to not having personal jurisdiction.
App. No 001 2017 – Interpretation of Judgment of 20 November 2015 Alex Thomas V. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Interpretation of Judgement, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
The United Republic of Tanzania filed, pursuant to Article 28(4) of the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights on the Establishment of an African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights for interpretation of the Judgment rendered on 20 November 2015 in the case of Alex Thomas V. United Republic of Tanzania. The United Republic of Tanzania also filed, pursuant to Practice Direction No.38 of the Practice Directions of the Court, an application for extension of time to filed the Application for interpretation of the Judgment.
Country
Tanzania
Rights Violated
ACHPR 7.1: Right to be Heard, ACHPR 1: General Obligations, ACHPR 7.1.a: Right to Sue for Remedy before a Competent Tribunal, ACHPR 7.1.b : Innocent Until Proven Guilty, ACHPR 7.1.c: Right to Defence, ACHPR 7.1.d: Right to be tried within a Reasonable Time by Impartial Court
ECW/CCJ/APP/30/11 Deyda Hydara Jr. & Ors v. Gambia
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Extra-Judicial Killings , Freedom of Expression / Digital Rights, Impunity, Investigation, Murder/Assassination, Right to Information, Right to Life, Transitional Justice
Case Headnotes
This case concerns the continued failure by the state authorities to conduct an effective investigation into the killing of Mr. Deyda Heydara in Banjul in December 2004, in violation of the right to life, freedom of expression and press freedom guaranteed by Articles1, 4 and 9 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights and Article 66 of the Revised Community Treaty
App. No. 004/2011 – African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights v. Great Socialist People’s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
Type of Document
Order
Keywords
Serious and Massive Violation of Human Rights
Case Headnotes
This is an application against the Great Socialist People’s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya (Libya) alleging serious and massive human Rights violations guaranteed under the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights
011/2011 Reverend Christopher R. Mtikila v Tanzania - Ruling on Reparation
Type of Document
Ruling
Keywords
Reparations / Remedies
Case Headnotes
This is an Application for compensation and reparations pursuant to the Court's judgment of 14 June 2013 on Consolidated Applications Nos. 009/2011 and 011/2011. In the instant Application, the Court held that the Applicant's claims for pecuniary damages and legal costs were not proved and therefore, dismissed.
003/2017 - Interpretation of the Judgment of 18 November 2016 Actions pour la Protection des Droits de l'Homme V. Republic of Cote D'Ivoire
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Elections / Referendums, Equality Before the Law, Interpretation of Judgement, Participation in Government, Transitional Justice
Case Headnotes
This is an Application for Interpretation of the Judgment of 18 November 20 16 in the Matter of Actions Pour la Protection des Droits de L'Homme v. Republic of Cote d' Ivoire
Country
Cote d'Ivoire
Rights Violated
ACHPR 13.2: Right of equal access to the public service of the country, ACHPR 13.3: Right of access to public property and services , ACHPR 3: Right to Equality before the Law and Equal Protection of the Law
App. No 002 2017 Interpretation of Judgment of 3 June 2016 Mohamed Abubakari V. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Interpretation of Judgement, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
This is an application for interpretation of the Judgment rendered by the Court on 3 June 2016 in the Matter of Mohamed Abubakari v. The United Republic of Tanzania (Application 007/2013),
App. No. 002/2014 – Faustin Uwintije v. Republic of Rwanda
Type of Document
Order
Keywords
Admissibility, AfCHPR Procedure
Case Headnotes
This is an order informing the applicant that the said application does not meet the requirements under Rule 34 of the Rules of the Court and as such, it cannot be entertained by the Court.
005/2015 – Thobias Mango and Another v. United Republic of Tanzania
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial
Case Headnotes
Thobias Mang’ara Mango and Mr. Shukurani Masegenya Mango (both citizens of the United Republic of Tanzania) allege a violation of their rights following their arrest, detention and the manner in which their various cases were treated before the domestic courts of the Respondent State in relation to the charges and conviction for armed robbery against them.
ECW/CCJ/RUL/08/16 Société AGRILAND v Côte d’Ivoire
Type of Document
Revised Judgement, Ruling
Keywords
Administration of Justice, Damages and Compensation, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Massive Human Rights Violations, Review, Revision of Judgment, Right to Fair Trial
Detention Facilities/Conditions , Equality Before the Law, False Imprisonment, Freedom from Discrimination, Freedom of Expression / Digital Rights, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Work
Country
Eritrea
Rights Violated
ACHPR 7.1: Right to be Heard, ACHPR 9: Right to Receive Information and Free Expression, ACHPR 18: Protection of the Family and Vulnerable Groups, ACHPR 5: Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment, ACHPR 6 : Right to Personal Liberty and Protection from Arbitrary Arrest
ECW/CCJ/JUD/04/17 Wing Commander Danladi Angulu Kwasu v Nigeria
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Equality Before the Law, Extra-Judicial Killings , Freedom from Discrimination, Murder/Assassination, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Right to Life
Inadequate/Inappropriate Legal Provisions, Right to Property
Country
Zimbabwe
Outcome
Decided on Merits
Rights Violated
SADC Treaty 4c: Human Rights, Democracy, and the Rule of Law, SADC Treaty 6(1): Member states to adopt measures to promote SADC objectives, principles, and implementation the Treaty
ECW/CCJ/JUD/03/13 Simone Ehivet & Michel Gbagbo v. Cote d'Ivoire
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Democracy, Elections / Referendums, Freedom from Discrimination, Freedom of Movement, Insurrection, Kidnapping/Sequestration, Massive Human Rights Violations, Military Offences, Peace and Security, Personal Liberty, Right to Fair Trial, Torture and Ill Treatment, Transitional Justice, Violations Resulting from Warfare and Military Operations
Administration of Justice, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Murder/Assassination, Right to Life, Torture and Ill Treatment, Transitional Justice, Violations Resulting from Warfare and Military Operations
ECW/CCJ/JUD/07/10 Registered Trustees of the Socio-Economic and Accountability Project (SERAP) v Nigeria & anor
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Corruption, Economic, Social and Cultural Development, Education, Free Disposal of Wealth and Natural Resources, Freedom from Discrimination, Mismanagement of Public Resources
Banjul Declaration of the 59th Ordinary Session of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights under the theme "Women's Rights: Our Collective Responsibility"
Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Freedom of Assembly, Jurisdiction, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life, Torture and Ill Treatment
409/12 Luke Munyandu Tembani & Benjamin John Freeth (represented by Norman Tjombe) v Angola & 13 Others
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Competence of the Court, Equality Before the Law, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Reparations / Remedies, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial
Country
Angola, Botswana, Democratic Republic of Congo, Lesotho, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Seychelles, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe
Civil and Political Rights, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Equality, Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Freedom of Religion, Personal Liberty, Right to Dignity, Right to Practice a Profession, Right to Work, Trafficking / Use of contraband, Workers' Rights
323/06 Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights & INTERIGHTS v Egypt
Type of Document
Decision
Keywords
Administration of Justice, Admissibility, Civil and Political Rights, Corruption, Damages and Compensation, Divorce, Equality, Equality Before the Law, Exhaustion of Local Remedies, Freedom from Discrimination, Freedom of Expression / Digital Rights, Freedom of Opinion, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Police Brutality and Offences, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Health, Right to Life, Right to Property, Right to Work, Sexual and Gender Based Violence, Sexual Offences, Torture and Ill Treatment, Transitional Justice, Women's Rights
Country
Egypt
Rights Violated
ACHPR 1: General Obligations, ACHPR 16.1: Right to Enjoy the Best Attainable State of Physical and Mental Health, ACHPR 18.3: Protection of Rights of Women and Children, ACHPR 2: Freedom from Discrimination, ACHPR 26 : Duty to Guarantee Independence of Courts, ACHPR 3: Right to Equality before the Law and Equal Protection of the Law, ACHPR 5: Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment, ACHPR 9.2: Right to Express and Disseminate Opinions Within the law
Admissibility, Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Citizenship/Nationality and Related Rights, Civil and Political Rights, Equality, Exhaustion of Local Remedies, Freedom from Discrimination, Freedom of Expression / Digital Rights, Freedom of Opinion, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Refugees / Asylum Seekers, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Health, Right to Property, Right to Work, Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights, Statelessness , Torture and Ill Treatment, Women's Rights
137/94-139/94-154/96-161/97 International PEN, Constitutional Rights Project, Civil Liberties Organisation and Interrights (on behalf of Ken Saro-Wiwa Jnr) v Nigeria
Type of Document
Decision
Keywords
Administration of Justice, Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Civil and Political Rights, Competence of the Court, Corruption, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Death Sentence, Detention Facilities/Conditions , Extension of Time, Extra-Judicial Killings , Fraud, Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of Association, Freedom of Expression / Digital Rights, Freedom of Opinion, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Murder/Assassination, Personal Liberty, Personal security, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Provisional/interim measures, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Health, Right to Information, Right to Life, Torture and Ill Treatment
Country
Nigeria
Rights Violated
ACHPR 1: General Obligations, ACHPR 10.1: Freedom of association, ACHPR 11: Right to Freedom of Assembly, ACHPR 16: Right to Health, ACHPR 26 : Duty to Guarantee Independence of Courts, ACHPR 4: Right to Life and Integrity, ACHPR 5: Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment, ACHPR 6 : Right to Personal Liberty and Protection from Arbitrary Arrest, ACHPR 7.1.a: Right to Sue for Remedy before a Competent Tribunal, ACHPR 7.1.b : Innocent Until Proven Guilty, ACHPR 7.1.c: Right to Defence, ACHPR 7.1.d: Right to be tried within a Reasonable Time by Impartial Court, ACHPR 9.2: Right to Express and Disseminate Opinions Within the law
Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Detention Facilities/Conditions , Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of Movement, Kidnapping/Sequestration, Personal Liberty, Refugees / Asylum Seekers, Right to Fair Trial, Torture and Ill Treatment
Country
Nigeria
Rights Violated
ACHPR 12:2: Right to leave any country including his own, and to return to his country, ACHPR 12.1: Right to freedom of movement and residence within borders of State of legal residence, ACHPR 5: Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment, ACHPR 6 : Right to Personal Liberty and Protection from Arbitrary Arrest, ACHPR 7.1.c: Right to Defence
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Civil and Political Rights, Corruption, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Detention Facilities/Conditions , Extra-Judicial Killings , Freedom from Discrimination, Freedom of Association, Freedom of Expression / Digital Rights, Freedom of Movement, Freedom of Opinion, Investigation, Murder/Assassination, Personal Liberty, Refugees / Asylum Seekers, Right to Education, Right to Life, Torture and Ill Treatment
Country
Kenya
Rights Violated
ACHPR 9: Right to Receive Information and Free Expression, ACHPR 10: Right to Freedom of Association, ACHPR 12:2: Right to leave any country including his own, and to return to his country, ACHPR 12.1: Right to freedom of movement and residence within borders of State of legal residence, ACHPR 5: Cruel Inhuman and Degrading Treatment, ACHPR 6 : Right to Personal Liberty and Protection from Arbitrary Arrest
Civil and Political Rights, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Economic, Social and Cultural Development, Equality, Equality Before the Law, Freedom from Discrimination, Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of Association, Freedom of Expression / Digital Rights, LGBTIQ, Personal Liberty, Protection of Privacy, Right to a General Satisfactory Environment, Right to Dignity, Right to Health, Right to Life, Right to Privacy, Rights of Minority Communities
70/92_9AR Ibrahima Dioumessi, Sekou Kande, Ousmane Kaba v Guinea
Type of Document
Decision
Keywords
Admissibility, Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Military Offences, Personal Liberty, Personal security, Reparations / Remedies, Right to a General Satisfactory Environment, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Torture and Ill Treatment, Transitional Justice, Violations Resulting from Warfare and Military Operations
Administration of Justice, Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Civil and Political Rights, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Democracy, Extra-Judicial Killings , Freedom from Discrimination, Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of Association, Freedom of Expression / Digital Rights, Freedom of Movement, Freedom of Opinion, Freedom of Religion, Functioning and Independence of the Judiciary, Implementation of Decision, Kidnapping/Sequestration, Military Dictatorship, Military Offences, Murder/Assassination, Participation in Government, Peace and Security, Personal Liberty, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life, Right to Property, State Internal Security, Torture and Ill Treatment, Transitional Justice
Country
Gambia
Rights Violated
ACHPR 7: Right to Fair Trial, ACHPR 1: General Obligations, ACHPR 10: Right to Freedom of Association, ACHPR 11: Right to Freedom of Assembly, ACHPR 12: Right to Freedom of Movement, ACHPR 2: Freedom from Discrimination, ACHPR 20 : Right to Self-Determination, ACHPR 26 : Duty to Guarantee Independence of Courts, ACHPR 6 : Right to Personal Liberty and Protection from Arbitrary Arrest, ACHPR 7.1.d: Right to be tried within a Reasonable Time by Impartial Court, ACHPR 7.2 : Legal Offense without Retrospection, ACHPR 9.1: Right to Receive Information: , ACHPR 9.2: Right to Express and Disseminate Opinions Within the law
Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Economic, Social and Cultural Development, Equality Before the Law, Free Disposal of Wealth and Natural Resources, Freedom from Discrimination, Mismanagement of Public Resources, Right to a General Satisfactory Environment, Right to Dignity, Right to Education, Right to Health, Right to Information, Right to Property, Right to Work
246/02 Mouvement Ivoirien des Droits Humains (MIDH) v Cote d'Ivoire
Type of Document
Decision
Keywords
Citizenship/Nationality and Related Rights, Civil and Political Rights, Damages and Compensation, Domestic/National Laws, Elections / Referendums, Equality, Equality Before the Law, Exhaustion of Local Remedies, Freedom from Discrimination, Freedom of Opinion, Inadequate/Inappropriate Legal Provisions, Participation in Government, Provisional/interim measures, Right to an Identity, Right to Fair Trial
Country
Cote d'Ivoire
Rights Violated
ACHPR 7: Right to Fair Trial, ACHPR 1: General Obligations, ACHPR 13: Right to Participate in Government, ACHPR 2: Freedom from Discrimination, ACHPR 3.2: Equal protection of the law
262/02 Mouvement Ivoirien des Droits Humains (MIDH) v Cote d'Ivoire
Type of Document
Decision
Keywords
Admissibility, Citizenship/Nationality and Related Rights, Civil and Political Rights, Constitutional Amendment, Domestic/National Laws, Equality Before the Law, Exhaustion of Local Remedies, Freedom from Discrimination, Immunity / Privileges (Diplomatic, Presidential, Parliamentary, etc), Inadequate/Inappropriate Legal Provisions, Land Expropriation, Land Rights, Murder/Assassination, Participation in Government, Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups, Right to an Identity, Right to Property, Right to Work
Country
Cote d'Ivoire
Rights Violated
ACHPR 14: Right to Property, ACHPR 2: Freedom from Discrimination
259/02 Working Group on Strategic Legal Cases v Democratic Republic of Congo
Type of Document
Decision
Keywords
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Children in conflict with the law, Competence of the Court, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Damages and Compensation, Death Sentence, Domestic/National Laws, Equality Before the Law, Juvenile Delinquency , Military Tribunals, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Life, Rights and Welfare of the Child , Torture and Ill Treatment, Transitional Justice
Country
Democratic Republic of Congo
Rights Violated
ACHPR 1: General Obligations, ACHPR 4: Right to Life and Integrity, ACHPR 7.1.a: Right to Sue for Remedy before a Competent Tribunal, ACHPR 7.1.c: Right to Defence
Equality, Equality Before the Law, Implementation of Decision, Inadequate/Inappropriate Legal Provisions, Non Compliance, Police Brutality and Offences
Country
Zimbabwe
Outcome
Decided on Merits
Rights Violated
SADC Treaty 4c: Human Rights, Democracy, and the Rule of Law, SADC Treaty 6(1): Member states to adopt measures to promote SADC objectives, principles, and implementation the Treaty
General Comment No. 1 (Article 30 of The African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child) on "Children of incarcerated and imprisoned parents and primary caregivers"
Joint General Comment of The African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights and The African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child on Ending Child Marriage
Arbitrary Arrest and Detention, Civil and Political Rights, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Domestic/National Laws, Exhaustion of Local Remedies, Immorality, Right to be Heard before a Competent Court, Right to Dignity, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Health, Torture and Ill Treatment
ECW/CCJ/JUD/01/15 Aabia Azali & Anor v Republic of Benin
Type of Document
Judgement
Keywords
Child Abuse/Exploitation, Cruel and Degrading Treatment, Equality Before the Law, Right to Fair Trial, Right to Health, Rights and Welfare of the Child , Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights, Torture and Ill Treatment, Women's Rights
