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Human rights law traore and others v republic of mali application no 0222018 2023 afchpr 41 7 november 2023

traore and others v republic of mali application no 0222018 2023 afchpr 41 7 november 2023

The African Court found no violation of fair-trial rights in a labour dispute brought by former Mali workers and dismissed all reparations claims.

  • Right to fair trial
  • Access to courts
  • Reasonable time for trial
  • Judicial independence
  • Exhaustion of local remedies
  • Fair-trial-rights
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International law Civil Application No 21 of 2012 2013 Blueline Enterprises limited vs East African Development bank

Civil Application No 21 of 2012 2013 Blueline Enterprises limited vs East African Development bank

The application for review was dismissed because the applicant failed to establish any manifest error on the face of the record resulting in a miscarriage of justice. The Court held that the East African Development Bank enjoys absolute immunity from execution and legal process under the amended Act and Charter, including immunity over its bank accounts. The Court found no waiver of immunity, no valid claim of bias, and no applicability of res judicata or issue estoppel due to changes in the law. The application was an impermissible attempt to re-argue the appeal, which is not the function of…

  • Immunity of international organizations
  • Enforcement of arbitration awards
  • Jurisdiction
  • Res judicata
  • Waiver of immunity
  • Natural justice
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Section 6 of the Government Proceedings Act 1967 (as amended) is unconstitutional because it arbitrarily restricts access to courts, lacks procedural safeguards, is discriminatory, and is not justified by compelling public interest as required by the Constitution.

  • Government proceedings
  • Access to courts
  • Separation of powers
  • Discrimination
  • Ministerial consent
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