Human Rights our Collective Responsibility 10. The Complainants assert that on 10 March, Abdel-Rahman and the rest of the detainees were interrogated and charged with manufacturing weapons and Molotov cocktails, possessing knives, and sabotaging public and private property+ 11. On the same day, Abdel-Rahman and the other detainees faced a judge in the presence of two lawyers who were assigned to them. They repeatedly asked to speak to their families but were refused. On 11 March at around 10 pm, Abdel-Rahman was released from the military prison along with the other detainees. ARTICLES ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN VIOLATED 12. The Complainants allege the violation of Articles 1, 2, 3, 5, 9(2), 11, (3) and 26 of the African Charter. PRAYERS 13. The Complainants request the Commission to examine their case and specifically seek: (a) Recognition by the Commission of violations of these articles of the Charter; (b) recognition by the Supreme Council for the Armed Forces of the occurrence of forced genital examinations against the Applicants and an undertaking that such examinations will not be repeated; " ", 'i' (c) prosecution of the perpetrators of the violations; (d) reforming the military prison procedures code so as to include strict guarantees for respecting the bodily integrity and privacy rights of prisoners during searches, medical check-ups and during their detention; (e) reforming the Miliiarq Justice Code for the civil prosecutor and civil courts to have exclusive jurisdiction to investigate and adjudicate allegations of violations by military personnel against civilians; and if) provision of compensation to the Applicants. 4 Ibid, para 10 31Pagc .':t~t:f'I Africant~A Union""'? The African Commis