made during its Fifth Ordinary Session held between 4-5 July 2005 6 ; 2. Order that the Constitution be reviewed with the full involvement and participation of all stakeholders, and that if need be, the 2013 elections be postponed until such time that all stakeholders are agreed on the holding of genuine, free and fair, inclusive democratic elections; 3. Undertake a promotional mission to ensure that its decisions are implemented; 4. Request the Respondent to give effect to all the provisions of the African Charter and in particular Articles 1 , 2 , 7 , 10 , 11 , 13 , 20 and 26 ; 5. Take urgent and Provisional Measures to prevent the irreparable damage caused by the ban of political parties and disenfranchisement of their members since 1973, and that the 2013 elections are conducted under a political and legal environment conducive to genuine, free and fair democratic elections in accordance with Swaziland's obligations under regional and international human rights law. Procedure 18. The Secretariat received the Complaint on 24 April 2012 in the margins of the 51 st Ordinary Session, and it was seized by the Commission during the same Session. The Commission did not however grant the request for Provisional Measures because it deemed that the facts as submitted did not necessitate the grant of Provisional Measures. 19. The Parties were informed of the fact of seizure and the Complaint was transmitted to the Respondent State by correspondence dated 21 May 2012. The Complainants were also requested on the same date to submit observations on Admissibility. 20. On 26 July 2012, the Complainants' submissions on Admissibility were received at the Secretariat and transmitted to the Respondent State by correspondence dated the same day. The Respondent State was in the same correspondence requested to submit its observations on the Complainants submissions on Admissibility. 21. On 15 October 2012, in the margins of the 52 nd Ordinary Session, a delegation of the Respondent State from the Ministry of Justice requested for an extension of time to make submissions on Admissibility for the reason that it was not aware of the Communication. The Secretariat re-sent the Communication and attached the correspondences and attachments earlier sent in May 2012. 22. The Communication was deferred to the 53 rd Ordinary Session to allow the Respondent to make submissions. Following this, correspondence dated 12 November 2012 was sent to the Complainant informing the latter about the grant for extension of time to the Respondent State. 23. The Communication was deferred during the 53 rd Ordinary Session and by letter of 10 May 2013, the Complainant was requested to resubmit a Complaint with annexes referred therein. 24. The Complainant resubmitted a Complaint with annexes on 20 August 2013, and the Secretariat acknowledged receipt on 21 August 2013. 25. By Note Verbale of 6 September 2013, the Secretariat transmitted the submissions to the Respondent State. 26. The Communication was deferred during the 54 th Ordinary Session pending submissions from the 3