Tanzania Case Law

philip forsang ndikum represente par ndikum law offices v republique du cameroun communication 62616 2022 achpr 2 9 novembre 2022

Court

ACHPR

Cameroon violated Articles 1, 2, 3, 7(1)(a), and 14 of the African Charter by failing to execute final administrative and judicial decisions restoring the applicant's property, thereby denying him the enjoyment of his property, equal protection, and a fair trial. The State's failure to provide effective remedies and its discriminatory treatment constituted breaches of its obligations under the Charter.

Source excerpt

• Non-execution of judgments
• Right to property
• Non-discrimination
• Equality before the law
• Right to fair trial
• State obligations under african charter

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kenyatta and another represented by innocence project africa v republic of kenya communication 46414 2014 achpr 5 14 march 2014

Court

ACHPR

The African Commission declined to be seized of a complaint by Uhuru Kenyatta and William Ruto, finding inadmissibility for disparaging language, no exhaustion of remedies, and no prima facie violation.

• Admissibility of complaints
• Exhaustion of domestic remedies
• Disparaging language in pleadings
• Rights to fair trial
• State obligations under african charter
• Human-rights

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