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Human rights residents of the mau forest complex represented by the centre for comparative and international law and institute for human rights and development in africa v rep

residents of the mau forest complex represented by the centre for comparative and international law and institute for human rights and development in africa v rep

Court
TANZLII

The complainants failed to submit evidence and arguments on admissibility within the stipulated period and did not apply for an extension. The Commission therefore lacks sufficient information to determine admissibility and finds no interest in prosecution, warranting strike out.

Source excerpt

  • Eviction
  • Land rights
  • Admissibility
  • Diligent prosecution
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Human rights law european alliance for human rights and others v egypt communication 543 of 2015 2018 achpr 128 18 october 2018

european alliance for human rights and others v egypt communication 543 of 2015 2018 achpr 128 18 october 2018

Court
ACHPR

The African Commission struck out a human rights communication against Egypt after the complainants failed to file admissibility submissions within the deadline.

  • Admissibility of complaints
  • Diligent prosecution
  • Procedural default
  • African charter on human and peoples' rights
  • Admissibility-of-complaints
  • Diligent-prosecution
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Human rights bahieddin ahmed v egypt communication 615 of 2016 2018 achpr 123 18 october 2018

bahieddin ahmed v egypt communication 615 of 2016 2018 achpr 123 18 october 2018

Court
ACHPR

The complainant failed to submit evidence and arguments on admissibility within the stipulated and extended timeframes, demonstrating lack of diligent prosecution, warranting striking out the communication.

Source excerpt

  • Admissibility
  • Diligent prosecution
  • Military coup
  • Forced disappearance
  • Torture
  • Denial of legal representation
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Human rights law odeh and others v arab republic of egypt communication 625 of 2016 2018 achpr 121 18 october 2018

odeh and others v arab republic of egypt communication 625 of 2016 2018 achpr 121 18 october 2018

Court
ACHPR

The African Commission struck out a communication against Egypt for lack of diligent prosecution after the complainant failed to timely file admissibility submissions.

  • Admissibility of complaints
  • Diligent prosecution
  • Right to fair trial
  • Torture and inhumane treatment
  • Arbitrary detention
  • Admissibility
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Human rights law dahrooj and others v arab republic of egypt communication 614 of 2016 2018 achpr 126 18 october 2018

dahrooj and others v arab republic of egypt communication 614 of 2016 2018 achpr 126 18 october 2018

Court
ACHPR

The African Commission struck out a complaint against Egypt for lack of diligent prosecution after the complainants failed to file admissibility submissions on time.

  • Admissibility of complaints
  • Diligent prosecution
  • Torture
  • Arbitrary detention
  • Fair trial
  • Prisoners' rights
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Human rights elshenna v arab republic of egypt communication 592 of 2015 2018 achpr 125 18 october 2018

elshenna v arab republic of egypt communication 592 of 2015 2018 achpr 125 18 october 2018

Court
ACHPR

The complainant failed to submit evidence and arguments on admissibility within the stipulated and extended deadlines, demonstrating lack of diligent prosecution, warranting striking out the communication.

Source excerpt

  • Admissibility
  • Diligent prosecution
  • Exhaustion of domestic remedies
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Human rights law mr mohammed abdel hay faramawy and 2 ors represented by dr abdel hay faramawy and 4 ors v arab republic of egypt communication 637 of 2016 communication 639 of 20

mr mohammed abdel hay faramawy and 2 ors represented by dr abdel hay faramawy and 4 ors v arab republic of egypt communication 637 of 2016 communication 639 of 20

Court
ACHPR

The complainants failed to submit arguments and evidence on admissibility within the original and extended deadlines, demonstrating lack of interest in prosecuting the communication. The Commission, following its established jurisprudence, struck out the communication for want of diligent prosecution.

Source excerpt

  • Admissibility of complaints
  • Diligent prosecution
  • Torture
  • Arbitrary detention
  • Right to fair trial
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