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Human rights law njoka v kenya communication 142 of 1994 1995 achpr 9 22 march 1995

njoka v kenya communication 142 of 1994 1995 achpr 9 22 march 1995

The African Commission found Njoka’s communication against Kenya inadmissible because the alleged violations predated Kenya’s Charter ratification and the complaint was vague.

  • Admissibility of communication
  • State party status
  • Mental health rights
  • Wrongful detention
  • Torture
  • Family rights
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Human rights law centre haitien des libertes publiques v ethiopia communication 21 of 1988 1989 achpr 7 4 november 1989

centre haitien des libertes publiques v ethiopia communication 21 of 1988 1989 achpr 7 4 november 1989

The African Commission held a communication inadmissible because it was brought against Ethiopia, which was not a party to the African Charter.

  • Admissibility of communications
  • State party status
  • Extra-judicial executions
  • Admissibility-of-communications
  • State-party-status
  • Extra-judicial-executions
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Human rights law coordinating secretary of the free citizens convention v ghana communication 4 of 1988 1988 achpr 9 26 october 1988

coordinating secretary of the free citizens convention v ghana communication 4 of 1988 1988 achpr 9 26 october 1988

The African Commission held a communication inadmissible because it was directed against Ghana, which was not a party to the African Charter at the time.

  • Admissibility of communication
  • State party status
  • Arrest and detention
  • Admissibility-of-communication
  • State-party-status
  • Arrest-and-detention
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