oobes'o international proceedings.3s The Applicant must provide justification for the amounts claimed.3e A. Legalfees for Counse! 156. The Applicant prays the court to award him US Dollars Twenty Thousand (g 20,000) in legal fees, which is for the 300 hours of legal work, of which 200 hours forAssistant counsel and 100 hours for Lead counsel, charged at US Dollars Fifty ($50) per hour for Assistant Counsel and US Dottars One Hundred ($100) per hour for Lead counsel; which amounts to US Dollars Ten Thousand (g 10,000) for the Assistant counsel and US Doilars Ten Thousand ($ 10,000) for the Lead Counsel. 157. The Court notes that the Applicant was duly represented by PALU throughout the proceedings under the court's legal aid scheme. Given that the legal aid arrangement is pro bono in nature, the court declines to grant this prayer. B. Other expenses 158. The Applicant also seeks compensation for other costs incurred pertaining to the case, including the payment of US Dollars Two Hundred ($ 200) for postage, US Dollars Two Hundred ($ 200) for printing and photocopying, and US Doltars One Hundred ($ 100) for communication costs. 159. The Court notes that these claims are not backed with supporting documents The related prayer is therefore dismissed. worte! Zongo and Othe.rs v. Blrkina Faso (Reparations), IR. Q99_ Mtikila v. Tanzania (Reparations), g 3s Norbed Zongo 39. and Others v. B (Reparations), S 40. tna Sg 79-93; and Reverend Christopher Reparations), g 81; and Reverend R. Mtikila v. Tanzan 38