38. In the instant case, in support of her claims, the Applicant attached four statements to the initial application, namely: from the Applicant; from Mr. Gbessy Thomas Jusu; from Mr. Abu Bakarr Kallay and from Dr. Daniel Lavalie, as shown in Exhibits 1, 2 and doc. 3, the contents of which are as if hereby reproduced in seriatim. 59. It should be noted that the Applicant describes the facts, stating in particular that several young men took her and her relatives hostage, brutally raped her in the presence of her children and relatives; that after the rape, they dragged her on the ground and took her to the village of Nyanyahun, where she was rescued. 60. The Applicant alleged that she reported the incident to the police; that she sought medical attention, that doctors had to remove her uterus to save her life and that there has been no effective investigation to date. 61. It should also be noted that paragraph 17 of the statement by Mr. Gbessy Thomas Jusu states that “We even took her medical reports to the police, but they still didn’t conduct any investigation.” (See Exhibit no. 2, the contents of which are as if hereby reproduced in seriatim). 62. Furthermore, paragraph 37 of the Applicant's statement avers that “The police gave me some papers to take to the hospital.” (See Exhibit 1, the the contents of which are as if hereby reproduced in seriatim). 63. The sworn statements of the Applicant Satta Lamin Banya, Mr. Abu Bakarr Kallay, [Project Coordinator at the Centre for Accountability and Rule of Law (CARL), a non-governmental organization (NGO) in Sierra Leone, which is a local partner of the Institute for Human Rights and Development in Africa IHRDA)], recover the medical and Dr. Daniel Lavalie, show that all attempts to and police reports were unsuccessful, 16 EE as they Re