000920 26 Finally, as part of his additional submissions, the Applicant prays the court to grant him the following i. The amount of US Dollars Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000) for moral prejudice suffered as a direct victim; ii. The amount of US Dollars Fifteen Thousand Doilars ($15,000) for moral prejudice suffered by his family members as indirect victims; iii. The amount of US Dollars Twenty-Two Thousand Dollars (USD 20,000) for legal fees incurred in the proceedings before this court; iv. The amount of US Dollars Five Hundred Dollars (usD 500) for other expenses; v. An order that the Respondent state guarantees non-repetition of the violations and reports back to the Court every six months; and vi. An order that the Respondent state publishes the judgment in the national Gazette within one month of its delivery as a measure of satisfaction. 27. ln response, the Respondent State prays the Court to find that ui. The Application has not evoked the jurisdiction of the Court; ii. The Application is not admissible as it has not met the admissibility requirement under Rule 40 (5) of the Rules of the court, that is, exhaustion of local remedies; iii. The Application is not admissible as it has not met the admissibility requirement under Rule 40 (6) of the Rules of the court, that is, being filed within a reasonable time after exhausting locar remedies; iv. The Respondent has not violated any of the provisions of the charter and other instruments as alleged by the Applicant; v. 28. The Applicant's request for reparations is denied.,, The Respondent State did not respond to the Applicant's additional submissions on reparations. 8