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The Court manifestly lacks jurisdiction to consider the application because the African Union and the African Union Commission are not State Parties to the Protocol, and only State Parties can be respondents before the Court.
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The East African Court of Justice found Rwanda’s border closures, movement restrictions, and denial of entry to Ugandan traders breached the Treaty and Common Market Protocol.
The EACJ held that South Sudan unlawfully removed a Court of Appeal judge, breaching domestic law and the Treaty’s rule-of-law obligations, but found no cause against the Secretary General.
The EACJ granted interim orders preserving Francis Ngaruko’s possession of disputed land in Burundi pending determination of the substantive Reference.
The EACJ held the Secretary General breached Treaty duties by not submitting a fact-finding report on the Kagera expulsions to the Council of Ministers.
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