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Human rights law world organisation against torture and others v zaire communication 100 of 1993 communication 25 of 1989 communication 47 of 1990 communication 56 of 1991 1996 ac

world organisation against torture and others v zaire communication 100 of 1993 communication 25 of 1989 communication 47 of 1990 communication 56 of 1991 1996 ac

The Commission found that the uncontested facts established serious or massive violations by Zaire of multiple provisions of the African Charter, including torture, arbitrary detention, extrajudicial executions, unfair trials, persecution of religious groups, denial of basic services, and closure of educational institutions. The exhaustion of local remedies requirement was excused due to the impracticality and ineffectiveness of domestic remedies in the context of widespread violations and government inaction.

  • Torture
  • Arbitrary detention
  • Extrajudicial execution
  • Freedom of religion
  • Freedom of association
  • Freedom of press
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Human rights law free legal assistance group and others v drc 2589 4790 5691 1009 1995 achpr 13 31 october 1995

free legal assistance group and others v drc 2589 4790 5691 1009 1995 achpr 13 31 october 1995

The African Commission found serious and massive violations of the African Charter in joined complaints against Zaire, including torture, detention, unfair trials, and restrictions on rights.

  • Torture
  • Arbitrary detention
  • Extrajudicial execution
  • Unfair trial
  • Freedom of association
  • Freedom of assembly
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