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Public International Law [2018] ACHPR 14

Austrian Committee Against Torture v Burundi (Communication 26 of 1989)

Austrian Committee Against Torture v Burundi (Communication 26 of 1989) [2018] ACHPR 14 (7 September 2018)

The African Commission held that a communication against Burundi was inadmissible because Burundi was not a party to the African Charter at the time.

  • Admissibility Of Communications
  • State Party Status
  • Jurisdiction Of Commission
  • Admissibility-of-communications
  • African-charter
  • State-party-status
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Constitutional Law [1995] ACHPR 9

Njoka v Kenya (Communication 142 of 1994)

Njoka v Kenya (Communication 142 of 1994) [1995] ACHPR 9 (22 March 1995)

The African Commission found Njoka’s communication inadmissible because the alleged violations occurred before Kenya joined the Charter, with no continuing breach shown.

  • Admissibility Of Communications
  • State Party Status
  • Retroactivity Of Treaties
  • Vagueness Of Claims
  • Admissibility-of-communications
  • Continuing-violation
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Public International Law [1990] ACHPR 7

International PEN v Malawi (Communication 42 of 1990)

International PEN v Malawi (Communication 42 of 1990) [1990] ACHPR 7 (28 April 1990)

The African Commission held International PEN’s communication against Malawi inadmissible because Malawi was not a state party to the African Charter.

  • Human Rights
  • Admissibility Of Communications
  • State Party Status
  • Human-rights
  • Admissibility-of-communications
  • State-party-status
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