97. The Court therefore holds that the Application is not exclusively based on news from the mass media and overrules the objection. 4.) Exhaustion of local remedies 98. One of the requirements for admissibility mentioned under Article 56 is exhaustion of local remedies. Article 56(5) requires that applications relating considered, to human and peoples’ rights shall if they“...are sent after exhausting local remedies, be if any, unless it is obvious that this procedure is unduly prolonged”. 99. In its judgment in Tanganyika Law Society and The Legal and Human Rights Centre Republic of Tanzania, 011/2011, para 82.1, & Rev. Christopher Consolidated the Court Mtikila v. Application The United 009/2011 ruled that “remedies and envisaged in Article 6(2) of the Protocol and Article 56(5)of the Charter are judicial remedies as they are the ones effectiveness jurisprudence”. Applicants have and It that meet sufficiency is for the exhausted that Court local the criteria has been therefore remedies to of availability, elaborated ascertain or whether they in if the were faced with a procedure that was unduly prolonged. 100. With respect to the current Application, there are two questions this Court is called upon to determine in relation to exhaustion of local remedies. The first is whether or not the Applicants have exhausted local remedies second rx with respect to their claim for compensation. is whether or not they have exhausted Votes Let a The local remedies withts Ee Ce = , : ‘ Ce Zi ‘po