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Human rights rashidi v united republic of tanzania application no 0092015 2019 afchpr 10 28 march 2019

rashidi v united republic of tanzania application no 0092015 2019 afchpr 10 28 march 2019

The Court held Tanzania violated rights to residence, dignity, integrity, and hearing within a reasonable time, and awarded limited reparations.

  • Right to residence
  • Freedom of movement
  • Right to dignity
  • Right to be tried within a reasonable time
  • Degrading treatment
  • Physical integrity
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International human rights law african commission on human and peoples rights v great socialist peoples libyan arab jamahiriya order for provisional measures application no 0042011 2011 afchpr

african commission on human and peoples rights v great socialist peoples libyan arab jamahiriya order for provisional measures application no 0042011 2011 afchpr

Given the extreme gravity and urgency of the situation in Libya, and the risk of irreparable harm to persons' rights under the Charter, the Court found it necessary to order provisional measures to prevent further loss of life and violations of physical integrity, acting on its own motion under Article 27(2) of the Protocol.

  • Provisional measures
  • Right to life
  • Physical integrity
  • Freedom of expression
  • Freedom of assembly
  • Use of force
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Human rights law african commission on human and peoples rights v great socialist peoples libyan arab jamahiriya order for provisional measures requete n 0042011 2011 afchpr 1 25

african commission on human and peoples rights v great socialist peoples libyan arab jamahiriya order for provisional measures requete n 0042011 2011 afchpr 1 25

Given the extreme gravity and urgency of the situation in Libya, and the risk of irreparable harm to persons' rights to life and physical integrity as guaranteed by the Charter, the Court found it necessary to order provisional measures to prevent further violations.

  • Provisional measures
  • Right to life
  • Physical integrity
  • Freedom of expression
  • Freedom of assembly
  • Use of force by state
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