18. The Complainants state that on 27 July 2011, the Victim met with representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Kampala and following the meeting, the Victim called REDRESS, ,stating that he had been informed that he will be sent to a "safe House" in Moroto, Karamoja region in Northern Uganda. 19. The Complainants further state that on 28 July 2011, the Victim called REDRESS to reinstate his fears of imminent arrest. Articles alleged to have been violated 20. The Complainants allege violations of Articles 1, 5, 6 and 7 of the African Charter. Prayers of the Complainants 21. The Complainants pray to the Commission to: a. Direct the Government of Uganda to .conduct, as a matter of urgency, an independent, impartial and thorough investigation capable ' of identifying and punishing those responsible for the alleged treatment of the Victim; b. Remind .. the Government of Uganda that in conducting such investigation, it is under an obligation to ensure that the Victim is kept informed ofcthe progress and outcome of the investigation and of any subsequent prosecutions; c. Direct the Government of Uganda to provide the Victim with material and moral damages which must include: loss of earnings; compensation for his physical and mental pain and suffering, the uncertainty and fear brought about by his incommunicado detention, inability to make a habeas corpus petition, humiliation and damage to his reputation as a result of his disappearance from Rwanda; and provision for medical and psychological care and legal and social services required by the Victim; and d. Remind the Government of Uganda to provide the Victim with just satisfaction in the form of a full and public disclosure of the truth about his arbitrary detention, torture and ill-treatme '.:~ _.,,,.1"' tCRE'T A~ • ,-=- II ,l s f (] !:: :J: () ,, - 0 \ ~ ~ ,,