0003s$ 10.On 20 November 2018, the Applicants filed their submissions on reparations and these were served on the Respondent State on 21 January 2019, requesting the latter to submit its Response within thirty (30) days. On 29 January 2019, the Respondent State received the Applicants' submissions on reparations and submitted its Response thereon on 4 March 2019, but this Response was rejected by the Court for having been filed out of time. IV. PRAYERS OF THE PARTIES 11.1n the Application, the Court was prayed to take the following measures admit the Application and declare that the Respondent State has violated the afore-mentioned provisions; ii. rule that the Respondent State must publicly acknowledge its responsibility not only for the alleged violations from the occupational illnesses suffered by the Applicants as a result of lead poisoning, but also for the right to medical treatment of the contaminated employees and to bear the costs of the said treatment in a way that offers sick workers, the best possible living conditions; iii. order the Respondent State to conduct an investigation to identify the private institutions responsible for violating the regulations in force at the time of the alleged facts, that is, intoxication and non-assistance to persons in danger; iv. order the Respondent State to forthwith pay cash compensation to the victims and ensure that the amounts due are fully paid to them; v. order such other measures deemed necessary to remedy the alleged violations; 9c+ e-h''N'-L