00134ri 128. ln this respect, Rule 63 of the Rules of Court provides that "The Court shall rule on the request for reparation ... by the same decision establishing a human or peoples' right or, if the circumstances so require, by a separate decision." 129. ln the present case, the Court decides to rule on both the alleged violations as well as all reliefs and other reparations sought in the present Judgment. 130. The Applicants pray the Court to grant the following "i. A declaration that the Respondent State violated their rights to be tried within a reasonable time, to be heard, and to be tried by a competent court protected under Article 7(1) of the Charter. A declaration that, death penalty imposed by the respondent State on the applicants herein violates the inherent right to life and human dignity guaranteed by Articles 4 and 5 of the Charter respectively. iii. A declaration that, by having not amended Section 197 of the PenalCode, Chapter 16 of the Laws of Tanzania (Revised Edition, 2002), the respondent State is in violation of Article 1 of the African Charter in that it has not undertaken legislative or other measures to give effect to the rights guaranteed by the African Charter in its national laws. iv. An Order compelling the Respondent State to set aside their conviction and sentencing, and release them from detention. v. An Order compelling the Respondent State to report to this Honorable Court every six (6) months on the implementation of its decision. 36 @-