life. On the same day, he took a flight from Douala. She contends that when her husband returned to Paris on 21 November 2007, he went to hospital for an emergency consultation following which a medical certificate was issued to him granting him four days of rest. 11. The Complainant avers that between 23 November 2007 and 25 March 2010, her husband made several attempts in vain to initiate administrative and judicial actions in Cameroon in order for their right to property to be reinstated. The following measures were taken: - - - - - - - - 23 November 2007: a complaint with a claim for damages sent, by international registered mail, to the State Counsel of the Yaoundé High Court; 3 May 2008: another complaint/reminder sent, by international registered mail, to the State Counsel given the lack of response regarding the first complaint; 25 August 2008: a petition for arbitration in respect of land rights sent by registered mail with acknowledgement of receipt to the Minister of State Property and Land Tenure, copying the Inspector-General in charge of the Anti-Corruption Unit at the same ministry; 25 August 2008: a petition for arbitration in respect of land and property rights sent by registered mail to the Minister, Assistant Secretary-General at the Presidency of the Republic; 16 September 2008: another petition sent by fax to the Minister, Assistant Secretary-General at the Presidency of the Republic; 21 September 2008: a petition for arbitration in respect of land and property rights sent, by Chronopost with a delivery certificate dated 25 September 2008, to the Inspector-General in charge of the AntiCorruption Unit at the Ministry of State Property and Land Tenure; 10 October 2008: a petition sent by registered mail to the Minister of Justice regarding the failure by the judicial services to act on two complaints filed; 2 February 2009: another letter sent to the Minister, Assistant Secretary-General at the Presidency of the Republic, informing the latter that his address in France provided on the land certificate issued to him by the Government of Cameroon had been used to utter death threats against him and his family through anonymous letters and phone calls, and requesting protection from the Government; 3 February 2009: a reminder sent by registered mail to the Minister of Justice complaining against the lack of action by the judicial services. 12. The Complainant maintains that with so many petitions and letters unanswered by the authorities of the Respondent State, her husband sent six 3