“barely” been given effect to and that the Respondent State has recommenced the eviction of the Ogiek people. B. Alleged violations 5. The Applicants allege the violation of the following: i. The right to have one’s integrity respected, as protected under Article 4 of the Charter. ii. The right to have one’s dignity respected, and to be free from inhuman or degrading punishment and treatment, as protected under Article 5 of the Charter. iii. The right to freedom of conscience, and the profession and free practice of one’s religion, as protected under Article 8 of the Charter. iv. The right to freedom of movement and residence, as protected under Article 12(1) of the Charter. v. The right to property and to ensure that this right is not encroached upon except in the interest of public need or in the general interest of the community, in accordance with appropriate laws, as protected under Article 14 of the Charter. vi. The right to freely engage in the cultural life of one’s community, as protected under Article 17(2) of the Charter. vii. The right to economic, social, and cultural development, as protected under Article 22(1) of the Charter. viii. The right to national and international peace and security, as protected under Article 23(1) of the Charter. ix. The right to the recognition of their rights, duties, and freedoms which are contained within the Charter, and the concomitant duty of the Respondent State to adopt measures to give effect to the aforementioned, as provided for under Article 1 of the Charter. x. The right to the promotion and protection of recognised communal morals and traditional values, as provided for under Article 17(3) of the Charter.