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Human rights famille de feu jackson ndikuriyo v burundi communication 47314 2022 achpr 8 2 aout 2022

famille de feu jackson ndikuriyo v burundi communication 47314 2022 achpr 8 2 aout 2022

Burundi violated Articles 1, 4, 5, 6, 7(1)(a) read with 26, 9(2), and 18(1) of the African Charter by failing to prevent, investigate, and remedy the extrajudicial execution of Jackson Ndikuriyo, torture and intimidation of his family, arbitrary detention, denial of access to justice, lack of judicial independence, restriction of freedom of expression, and failure to protect the family, in a context of impunity and absence of effective remedies.

  • Right to life
  • Torture
  • Arbitrary detention
  • Judicial independence
  • Freedom of expression
  • Family protection
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Human rights law open society justice initiative v cote divoire communication 31806 2015 achpr 1 28 february 2015

open society justice initiative v cote divoire communication 31806 2015 achpr 1 28 february 2015

Côte d’Ivoire’s nationality laws and practices, particularly the doctrine of 'ivoirité' and the vagueness of the nationality code, resulted in discrimination against persons of Dioula origin and others, denial of nationality, and statelessness, violating Articles 1, 2, 3, 5, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, and 22 of the African Charter. The legislative reforms undertaken did not fully remedy these violations, as they failed to provide clear definitions, adequate procedures, or retroactive and effective remedies for affected persons. The State is required to amend its constitution and laws, implement effe…

  • Nationality
  • Statelessness
  • Discrimination
  • Equality before the law
  • Right to dignity
  • Freedom of movement
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