(d) where the Applicant is a legal person, a document or documents showing that the individual who lodged the Application has the standing or authority to represent the Applicant. (e) where the Applicant is a Non-Governmental Organization, a document showing that it has Observer Status with the Commission. 4. Documents submitted in support of the Application shall be listed in order by date, numbered consecutively and be identified clearly. 5. An Applicant, who does not want his identity to be disclosed to the public, shall make a request to the Court in writing and give reasons why his identity should not be disclosed. 6. Where the Court decides that the reasons for the request are justified, it shall grant the request for non-disclosure of identity. If the request is not justified, the Court shall inform the Applicant in writing, who will then indicate whether the Court should proceed with the application or not. 7. In any instance where an Applicant is also the victim of a human rights violation and requests that his identity be kept anonymous, the Court will disclose his identity to the Respondent and not to the public. 8. Where the request for anonymity has been granted, all Court documents to the public shall refer to the Applicant in pseudonyms. 9. Failure to comply with the requirements set out in paragraphs 1 to 3 of this Rule will result in the Application not being examined by the Court, unless: (a) the Applicant has provided an adequate explanation for the failure to comply; (b) the Application concerns a request for provisional measures; (c) the Court directs otherwise of its own motion or at the request of an Applicant. 10. The Court may, in any case, request an Applicant to provide information or documents in any form or manner which may be appropriate within a fixed timelimit. 30 | P a g e