official apology, acknowledging and responsibility for his ill treahnent. Request for Provisional Measures 22. The Complainants allege that the Victim has again been detained and tortured by the UPDF in July 2011 (as reflected in paragraphs 14-17 above) and is at risk of being detained and tortured further in the immediate future. 23. The Complainants request the Commission tb order provisional measures against the Government of Uganda to ensure the \:ictim;s right to liberty was enshrined in Article 6 of the African Charter and to prevent further violations of the African Charter, in particular ArticleSthereof. 24. The Complainants urge the C~mmission to request the G6vernment of Uganda not to take any measures that would cause irreparable harm to the Victim and to adopt provisional measures to: a) stop or refrain from arbitrarily detairting the Victim; b) stop or refrain from torturing or ill-treating the Victim; c) ensure the Victim's physical and psychological wellbeing; and d) undertake an effective investigation to determine the identity of those allegedly responsible for the latest incidents of torture between 14 July and 25 July 2011. Procedure 25. The Complaint date& 12 May 2009 was received at the Secretariat of the Commission on 20 May 2009. 26. At its 45th Ordinary Session held from 13 to 27 May 2009 in Banjul, The Gambia, the Commission considered the Communication and decided to be seized thereof. 27. On 3 June 2009, the Secretariat of the Commission notified the Complainants of this decision and requested them to forward their written submissions on Admissibility within three months.