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Dalia Lotfy on behalf Sohaib Emad V. The Government of the Arab Republic of Egypt
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- Ruling
- Keywords
- Cruel and Degrading Treatment
- Rights and Welfare of the Child
- الاعتقال والاحتجاز التعسفي
- مصلحة الطفل الفضلى
- Case Head Notes
- Sohaib Emad is an Egyptian born on 12 December 1998 and resides in Mansoura City. At the time of his arrest, he was aged 15 and was attending secondary school in AI Terraa Street, in Mansoura City. 4. The Complainants allege that Sohaib took part in demonstrations on the 20141 anniversary of the 2011 January uprising. Consequently on 11 February 2014, Sohaib Emad was arrested at his house without being informed of any charges and taken to Mansoura Police Station.He remained in the police station for 40 days. He had no access to a lawyer and family members for the first four days. He was allegedly subjected to beating including kicks and punches in different parts of his body and face to force him to admit to being a member of a gang involved in, burning police vehicles, possession of Molotov cocktails and targeting police officers and academics to kill them.
- Country Accused
- Egypt
- Outcome
- Ruled inadmissible
- Year Decided
- ٣١ مايو ٢٠١٧
ACERWC Decision on Communication
Dalia Lotfy on behalf Ahmed Bassiouny V. The Government of the Arab Republic of Egypt
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- Rights and Welfare of the Child
- الاعتقال والاحتجاز التعسفي
- مصلحة الطفل الفضلى
- Case Head Notes
- sThe complainants allege that on 1st January 2014, Ahmed was on his way to his friend's house in Jankleez Area in Alexandria, to borrow some notes, when the police forces threw tear gas on a protest nearby his friend's house; Ahmed covered his face with his clothes and ran away from the tear gas; and fifteen minutes later, after his arrival to his friend's house, the state security police came to the building calling on the family to hand the child who just entered the building. They allegedly threatened to break the door of his friend's flat if the "the terrorist was not handed to them" as stated by the forces. 5. Upon entering the flat, the police allegedly grabbed Ahmed by his clothes, slapped him on his face, breaking his glasses before covering his face with his shirt while dragging him to the floor and pushing him to a police van. The Complainants allege that Ahmed was being verbally and physically assaulted at the time of arrest and continued during the journey to the police station.
- Country Accused
- Egypt
- Outcome
- Ruled inadmissible
- Year Decided
- ٣١ مايو ٢٠١٧
ACERWC Decision on Communication
African Centre of Justice and Peace Studies (ACJPS) and People’s Legal Aid Centre (PLACE) V. the Government of Republic of Sudan
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- Decision
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- Domestic/National Laws
- Inadequate Legal Provisions
- Protection of Family and Vulnerable Groups
- Right to be Heard
- Right to Dignity
- Right to Nationality and Nationality Rights
- Rights and Welfare of the Child
- Statelessness
- مصلحة الطفل الفضلى
- Case Head Notes
- The Complainants submitted that on 19 July 2011, the National Assembly of the Republic of Sudan adopted amendments to the Sudan Nationality Act of 1994. These amendments entered into force on 10 August 2011 following signature of the President of the Republic of Sudan. These amendments provide for, among others, the automatic revocation of Sudanese nationality of those who became citizens of the Republic of South Sudan. The amendments further provide that Sudanese nationality shall be revoked where the Sudanese nationality of the responsible parent is revoked because of de facto or de jure entitlement to South Sudanese nationality. According to the nationality laws of the Respondent State, dual nationality with South Sudan is not permitted.
- Country Accused
- Sudan
- Outcome
- Decided on Merits
- Year Decided
- ٣١ مايو ٢٠١٨
- Rights Violated
- ACRWC 11: Education
- ACRWC 3: Every child is entitled to enjoyment of rights and freedoms in irrespective of race, ethnic group, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national and social origin, fortune, birth or other status
- ACRWC 4: In all actions concerning the child undertaken by any person or authority the best interests of the child shall be the primary consideration
- ACRWC 6.3: Every child has the right to acquire a nationality
ACERWC Decision on Communication
TFA decision ACERWC
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- IHRDA
- Rape
- Rights and Welfare of the Child
- Women's Rights
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- The Complainants, in their submission to the Committee, allege that TFA, aged 10, was raped on9, 12, 15 and 16 of April, 2012, in Amanda -North-West region of Cameroon.
- Country Accused
- Cameroon
- Outcome
- Decided on Merits
- Year Decided
- ٦ مايو ٢٠١٨
- Rights Violated
- ACRWC 1.1: States to recognize rights, freedoms and duties in the Charter and take steps to adopt implementation measures
- ACRWC 1.2: No Charter provision to precede more conducive domestic laws for child rights and welfare
- ACRWC 1.3: Discouraging custom, tradition, cultural or religious practice inconsistent Charter provisions
- ACRWC 16: Protection against child abuse and torture
- ACRWC 16.1: Protecting child from torture, inhuman or degrading treatment
- ACRWC 16.2: Establishing special monitoring units for child abuse and support to children
- ACRWC 3: Every child is entitled to enjoyment of rights and freedoms in irrespective of race, ethnic group, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national and social origin, fortune, birth or other status
ACERWC Decision on Communication
Etoungou Nko’o on behalf of Mr and Mrs. Elogo Menye and Rev Daniel Ezo’o Ayo V. the Government of Cameroon.
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- Right to Life
- Case Head Notes
- The complainants, in their submission to the Committee, allege that TFA, aged 10, was raped on the 9, 12, 15 and 16 of April, 2012, in Amanda - North-West region of Cameroon. The violation was then reported by Ms. Tebid Ruthda, the aunt of the victim, who officially filed the case before the local police. The complainants allege that the police requested a medical examination of the victim which included an HIV test. The medical examination confirmed that she had been raped and a medical certificate to that effect was obtained from the hospital by victim‟s aunt.
- Country Accused
- Cameroon
- Outcome
- Ruled inadmissible
ACERWC Decision on Communication
ACERWC Decision on Senegal talibés Final Version 08 April 2015 Final Document (1) Copy
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- Child Abuse
- Economic, Social and Cultural Development
- Harmful Traditional Practices
- Right to Education
- Right to Health
- Slavery and Human Trafficking
- مصلحة الطفل الفضلى
- Country Accused
- Senegal
- Outcome
- Decided on Merits
- Year Decided
- ١٥ أبريل ٢٠١٤
- Rights Violated
- ACRWC 11: Education
- ACRWC 14: Health and Health Services
- ACRWC 15: Child Labour
- ACRWC 16: Protection against child abuse and torture
- ACRWC 21: Protection against Harmful Social and Cultural Practices
- ACRWC 29: Sale, trafficking and abduction
- ACRWC 4: In all actions concerning the child undertaken by any person or authority the best interests of the child shall be the primary consideration
- ACRWC 5: Survival and Development
ACERWC Decision on Communication
ACERWC Decision on Uganda
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- Decision
- Keywords
- Child Abuse
- Economic, Social and Cultural Development
- Education
- Insurrection
- Militia operations / Armed conflicts
- Right to Health
- Rights and Welfare of the Child
- Transitional Justice
- Violations Resulting from Warfare and Military Operations
- مصلحة الطفل الفضلى
- Country Accused
- Uganda
- Outcome
- Decided on Merits
- Year Decided
- ١٩ أبريل ٢٠١٣
- Rights Violated
- ACRWC 1.1: States to recognize rights, freedoms and duties in the Charter and take steps to adopt implementation measures
- ACRWC 22: Armed Conflicts
ACERWC Decision on Communication
007 Com 003 2015 Mauritania eng
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- Decision
- Keywords
- Child Abuse
- Discrimination
- Education
- Implementation of Decision
- Right to Dignity
- Right to Education
- Rights and Welfare of the Child
- Slavery and Human Trafficking
- مصلحة الطفل الفضلى
- Country Accused
- Mauritania
- Outcome
- Decided on Merits
- Year Decided
- ١٥ ديسمبر ٢٠١٧
- Rights Violated
- ACRWC 1: Obligation of States Parties
- ACRWC 11: Education
- ACRWC 12: Leisure, Recreation and Cultural Activities
- ACRWC 15: Child Labour
- ACRWC 16: Protection against child abuse and torture
- ACRWC 21: Protection against Harmful Social and Cultural Practices
- ACRWC 3: Every child is entitled to enjoyment of rights and freedoms in irrespective of race, ethnic group, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national and social origin, fortune, birth or other status
- ACRWC 4: In all actions concerning the child undertaken by any person or authority the best interests of the child shall be the primary consideration
- ACRWC 5: Survival and Development
ACERWC Decision on Communication
ACERWC 014 Com 002 2020 English
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- Ruling
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- Rights and Welfare of the Child
- مصلحة الطفل الفضلى
- Country Accused
- South Africa
- Outcome
- Ruled inadmissible
- Year Decided
- ٢٠ مارس ٢٠٢١
ACERWC Decision on Communication
0012.Com.001.2019 Tanzania
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- Decision
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- Child Marriage
- Cruel and Degrading Treatment
- Equality
- Right to Education
- Right to Equality Before the Law
- Right to Health
- Rights and Welfare of the Child
- Sexual and Gender Based Violence
- Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights
- مصلحة الطفل الفضلى
- Country Accused
- Tanzania
- Outcome
- Decided on Merits
- Year Decided
- ١ أبريل ٢٠٢٢
- Rights Violated
- ACRWC 1: Obligation of States Parties
- ACRWC 10: Prohibition to subject child to arbitrary or unlawful interference with his privacy, family home or correspondence, or to attacks upon his honour or reputation, provided that parents or legal guardians have the right to exercise reasonable supervision over the conduct of their children
- ACRWC 11: Education
- ACRWC 14: Health and Health Services
- ACRWC 16: Protection against child abuse and torture
- ACRWC 21: Protection against Harmful Social and Cultural Practices
- ACRWC 3: Every child is entitled to enjoyment of rights and freedoms in irrespective of race, ethnic group, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national and social origin, fortune, birth or other status
- ACRWC 4: In all actions concerning the child undertaken by any person or authority the best interests of the child shall be the primary consideration
ACERWC Decision on Communication
APDF IHRDA v. Mali June 2023
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- Decision
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- Child Abuse
- Discrimination
- Rape
- Rights and Welfare of the Child
- Torture and Ill Treatment
- Women's Rights
- مصلحة الطفل الفضلى
- Country Accused
- Mali
- Outcome
- Decided on Merits
- Year Decided
- ١ ديسمبر ٢٠٢٢
- Rights Violated
- ACRWC 1: Obligation of States Parties
- ACRWC 16: Protection against child abuse and torture
- ACRWC 3: Every child is entitled to enjoyment of rights and freedoms in irrespective of race, ethnic group, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national and social origin, fortune, birth or other status
- ACRWC 4: In all actions concerning the child undertaken by any person or authority the best interests of the child shall be the primary consideration
ACERWC Decision on Communication
ACERWC Decision on the Communication submitted by IRDHA on behalf of Children of Nubian Descent Vs The Government of Kenya
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- Decision
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- actio popularis
- Discrimination
- Economic, Social and Cultural Development
- Right to Nationality and Nationality Rights
- Rights and Welfare of the Child
- Rights of Minority Communities
- Statelessness
- مصلحة الطفل الفضلى
- Country Accused
- Kenya
- Outcome
- Decided on Merits
- Year Decided
- ٢٢ مارس ٢٠١١
- Rights Violated
- ACRWC 6: Name and Nationality
- ACRWC 6.1: Every child shall have the right from his birth to a name
ACERWC Decision on Communication
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