“Can consult the Court (...) d) Anyone who is a victim of human rights violations. The request submitted for this purpose: i) Must not be anonymous; ii) Will only be submitted to the Community Court of Justice if it has not been submitted to another Competent International Court (...)” 121. Therefore, the Applicant having identified himself as a victim of human rights violations, the Court finds that the claim is neither manifestly unfounded under the aforementioned article nor inadmissible on any other grounds. 122. Accordingly, the instant case must be declared admissible. XII. MERITS 123. The Court will then examine each of the human rights allegedly violated by the Respondent State, taking into consideration the questions put forth by the Applicant for decision of the Court. 1. The alleged violation of Article 10 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Article 14(1) of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights 124. The Applicant submitted, that in the instant case, contrary to the provisions of Article 79(1) of the Rules of Procedure of the National Assembly of the Togolese Republic (5th edition January 2019) the requisition for waiver of parliamentary immunity was submitted by the Federal Attorney before Lomé First Class Court of First Instance; 28