17. Pleadings were closed on 28 September 2021 and Parties were duly informed. IV. PRAYERS OF THE PARTIES 18. The Applicant prays the Court to: i. Declare the Application admissible; ii. Order the Respondent State to pay appropriate compensation and provide adequate medical care to remedy the rights violated; iii. Order that criminal proceedings be instituted against the perpetrators of acts of torture, rape and violence who assaulted her; iv. Make an order as to all other convictions to be made by the Respondent State; v. Grant compensation for all material and moral damages suffered and all other damages resulting from ill-treatment; vi. Grant reparation for the pain and loss of gain suffered; vii. Grant reparation for the loss of opportunity to have a better life through her communication work with high-level economic operators; viii. Order medical care because she is in a foreign country; ix. Grant reparation for the loss of schooling of her three-year-old daughter who is cared for by her relatives; x. Order the Respondent State to pay her the sum of Forty-Five Million (45,000,000) CFA francs as compensation for the material damage suffered; xi. Order the Respondent State to pay her the sum of Ten Million (10,000,000) CFA francs for non-pecuniary damage; xii. Order the provision of emergency medical care; xiii. Order urgent measures to put an end to the psychological pressure to which she is subjected by the security services of the Respondent State. 19. For its part, regarding jurisdiction and admissibility, the Respondent State prays the Court to: i. Find that the preliminary objection raised by the Respondent State is admissible; 5