., ·l"( 9. 1 with their obligation under the African Charter on Human and Peoples' I Rights, and guarantee to every person accused of crime for which capital punishment is applicable, fair trial standards; which shall include in their periodic reports, information on the steps they are taking to move The Plaintiffs contend that the trial of the 2nd Plaintiff did not meet due process safeguards as required by the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights and other relevant international standards having been tried by a Tribunal even when the offence could be tried by a regular Court. 11. The plaintiffs contend that unless the relief sought is granted, the Defendants will continue to be in breach of the International Human Rights Obligations and Commitment, as highlighted above. . -12. .. The Plaintiffs contend .that unless the relief sought are granted. the 1st . ' .... ' · ·- ·· . and 2nd Defendants may proceed by 2013 to secretly execute the 2nd Plaintiff, thereby violating the Requirements of transparency. SUBJECT MATTER OF THE ORIGINATING PROCESS 11. Violation of the human rights, right to life, to due process of law, to access to justice and judicial independence, to fair hearing to right of - F F toward the abolition of death penalty in their countries. 10. F . appeal, and to effective remedy in the threat of a possible secret execution of the 2nd Plaintiff herein by the 1t and 2nd Defendants. 12. The recent development in Edo State where inmates were hurriedly executed after the judgment of the Federal High Court without room for 3