On reparations Pecuniary reparations x. Dismisses the prayers for reparations for material prejudice; xi. Dismisses the prayers for reparation for moral prejudice suffered by indirect victims; xii. Orders the Respondent State to pay the Applicant an amount of Three Hundred Thousand Tanzanian Shillings (TZS 300.000) as reparation for moral prejudice suffered; xiii. Orders the Respondent State to pay the amount indicated in point (xii) tax-free within six months of service of this Judgment. If it fails to do so, it shall be liable to pay default interest calculated on the basis of the applicable rate of the Central Bank of Tanzania throughout the period of delay in payment and until full payment of the sums due. Non-pecuniary reparations xiv. Dismisses the Applicant’s prayer for release; xv. Orders the Respondent State to vacate the death penalty imposed on Applicant and remove him from death row; xvi. Orders the Respondent State to take all necessary measures within one year of the notification of this Judgment, in order to retry the case involving the Applicant, in a procedure which does not provide for the mandatory application of the death penalty and which upholds the judge’s discretionary power; xvii. Orders the Respondent State to take all necessary measures, within six months of the notification of this Judgment, to expunge from its criminal code the imposition of mandatory death penalty; xviii. Orders the Respondent State to take all necessary measures, within six months of the notification of this Judgment, to expunge from its criminal hanging as method of enforcing the death penalty. 33