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Human rights ajavon v republic of benin application no 0622019 2020 afchpr 5 4 december 2020

ajavon v republic of benin application no 0622019 2020 afchpr 5 4 december 2020

Benin violated the right to strike, right to life, right to physical and moral integrity, right not to be subjected to torture, right of victims of post-electoral violence to have their causes heard, right to freedom of association, right to non-discrimination, right to participate freely in government, duty to establish independent and impartial electoral bodies, duty to guarantee independence of judiciary and Constitutional Court, and duty to ensure constitutional revision based on national consensus. Restrictions on expression, assembly, eligibility conditions (bond, tax clearance, age), a…

  • Freedom of expression
  • Freedom of assembly
  • Freedom of association
  • Right to strike
  • Right to life
  • Non-discrimination
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Constitutional law noudehouenou c republique du benin requete n 0032020 2020 afchpr 4 4 decembre 2020

noudehouenou c republique du benin requete n 0032020 2020 afchpr 4 4 decembre 2020

The constitutional revision violated the principle of national consensus under Article 10(2) CADEG, rendering all related violations moot; the administrative prohibition on issuing official documents to persons not convicted violates presumption of innocence and equality; no violation found regarding access to effective remedy or right to peace and security.

  • Constitutional revision
  • Consensus principle
  • Presumption of innocence
  • Access to public services
  • Participation in public affairs
  • Freedom of association
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