any medical certificate to attest degrading to attest to torture'- inhuman treatment which he claims to have suffered or on the premises of the National Intelligence Agency (ANR). In the absence of proofs of evidence, the Court is not in a position to award damages for material damage. But the Court finds that having been subjected to illegal detention from 25 June 2012 to 16 April 2013, i.e. for 9 months and 21 days plus 16 days in police custody, the Applicant suffered undoubted moral harm; whereas it shall be appropriate to award him damages in reparation thereof. FOR THESE REASONS 42. In terms of formal presentation The Court, Declares that the Application of Sow Bertin Agba is admissible; ' Declares that there is no ground for adjudication on the application for expedited procedure. 43. In terms of merits · As regards the application for the provisional release of Sow Agba Since the Applicant was released on provisional grounds in the course of the adjudication by the instant Court, there is no ground for adjudication on that matter. As regards the detention of Sow Bertin Agba Declares that the detention of Sow Bertin Agba, after the judgments delivered by the Criminal Chamber and by the Supreme Court of Togo, is illegal and arbitrary. As regards damages Since the Applicant did not lodge any pleading to justify losses he incurred or in respect of any revenues he would have had to earn during the period of his detention, or a medical certificate proving the torture suffered on .the premises of the ANR, the Court has no proof of evidence to rely on to award the material damages asked for. Consequently, that request is dismissed. 12 '