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The African Commission dismissed Dr. Doebbler’s complaint against Sudan, finding no proof of forced repatriation or other Charter violations against Ethiopian refugees.
The African Commission found Angola responsible for mass expulsion, arbitrary arrest and detention, inhuman treatment, property loss, and denial of due process.
The African Commission found Guinea violated refugee rights after a presidential speech allegedly triggered discrimination, violence, detention, rape, and forced return of Sierra Leonean refugees.
The African Commission suspended this communication sine die, pending the Ethiopia-Eritrea Claims Commission, and reserved its decision on the merits.
Angola's mass expulsion of West African nationals was arbitrary, discriminatory, and denied the victims due process, violating articles 2, 7(1)(a), 12(4), 12(5), 14, and 18 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights.
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The African Commission held that Zambia’s mass expulsion of West Africans violated the Charter, including non-discrimination, fair hearing, and protection against mass expulsion.
The facts as submitted and uncontested by Rwanda constitute serious or massive violations of the African Charter, specifically Articles 4, 5, 6, 7, 12.3, 12.4, and 12.5, including arbitrary detention, summary execution, mass expulsion, ethnic discrimination, and denial of fair hearing.
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