00t41{ 82.Accordingly, the Court awards the Applicant reimbursement of the sum of Seven million nine hundred and nine thousand five hundred (7,909,500) CFA Francs, being the total amount spent on the purchase of the five (5) air tickets. ii. Moralprejudice (a) Moral prejudice suffered by the Applicant 83.The Applicant submits that he suffered significant reputation damage for being presented by Benin's public authorities as a drug trafficker and, to this effect, attached newspaper clippings with headlines of insulting and defamatory titles with contents that reflect all the fury unleashed against his person on the part of public authorities. 84.The Applicant submits that the violation of his rights by the Respondent State tarnished his reputation as a "business magnate", President of Benin Businessmen's Association and as a politician on the national arena, who obtained 23o/o of the votes at the first round of the March 2016 presidential elections and ranked 3rd just after the current Head of State of Benin who scored 24Yo. 85.He refers to numerous administrative measures taken by the customs and tax administrations as well as the Pr6fecture de l'Atlantique to strip him of his movable and immovable property, and alleges that since the commencement of the case against him, he lives in grief, anxiety and dismay, seeing his businesses destroyed and his family attacked. 86.The Applicant states that the judicial proceedings before CRIET forced him into exile where he lives with his family in fear of extradition for the purpose of being imprisoned. He alleges that his trials and subsequent criminal convictions have tarnished his image and dealt a severe blow on his reputation both domestically and with his international business partners. Z) g t""-(, @_