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Honorable Judge Gberi-Be OUATTARA -1
President1
Honorable Judge Dupe -ATOKI -1
Member1
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ON BEHALF OF THE DEFENDANT:2
Conclusions of the Defendant State9
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On the jurisdiction of the Court:9

ECW/CCJ/JUD/26/19 Salifo Sawadogo v Burkina Faso

Cour de justice de la CEDEAO

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ECCJ App no.: ECW/CCJ/APP/12/18

ECCJ Jud No.: ECW/CCJ/JUD/26/19

Type de document

Jugement

Mots clés

Immunité / Privilèges (diplomatiques, présidentiels, parlementaires, etc.)
Insurrection
Justice transitionnelle
Sécurité intérieure de l'État
Tribunaux militaires

Résumé de l'affaire: Following the failure of the military coup d'état in Burkina Faso on 16th September 2015, judicial information was opened against all persons who participated as author, co-author or accomplice of the coup; Accordingly, there were apparent elements from the investigation of this process likely to determinate the criminal liability of the applicant, Mr SAWADOGO Salifou, then a Parliament Member in the National Assembly; In view of the gravity of the facts, the Military Court wanted the applicant's criminal liability to be invoked, as those of other persons persecuted for the same facts.

État

Burkina Faso

Conclusion: Déclaré irrecevable

Année de la décision: 26 sept. 2019

Durée de la procédure: 23 févr. 2018 ~ 26 sept. 2019

Géolocalisation du pays

Latitude: 12.238333

Longitude: -1.561593

Géolocalisation du pays (Lié Cour de justice de la CEDEAO): Burkina Faso

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ECOWAS Protocol on Democracy and Good Governance

Article 1 :The following shall be declared as constitutional principles shared by all Member States:a) - Separation of powers - the Executive, Legislative and Judiciary.- Empowerment and strengthening of parliaments and guarantee of parliamentary immunity.- Independence of the Judiciary: Judges shall be independent in the discharge of their duties.- The freedom of the members of the Bar shall be guaranteed; without prejudice to their penal ordisciplinary responsibility in the event of contempt of court or breaches of the common law.b) Every accession to power must be made through free, fair and transparent elections.c) Zero tolerance for power obtained or maintained by unconstitutional means.d) Popular participation in decision-making, strict adherence to democratic principles and decentralisationof power at all levels of governance.e) The armed forces must be apolitical and must be under the command of a legally constituted politicalauthority; no serving member of the armed forces may seek to run for elective political.f) Secularism and neutrality of the State in all matters relating to religion; freedom for each individual topractise, within the limits of existing laws, the religion of his/her choice everywhere on the national territory.The secularism shall extend to all parts of the State, but shall not deprive the State of the right to regulate,with due respect to human rights, the different religions practised on the national territory or to intervenewhen law and order break down as a result of any religious activity.g) The State and all its institutions belong to all the citizens; therefore none of their decisions and actionsshall involve any form of discrimination, be it on an ethnic, racial, religion or regional basis.h) The rights set out in the African Charter on Human and People's Rights and other internationalinstruments shall be guaranteed in each of the ECOWAS Member States; each individual or organisationshall be free to have recourse to the common or civil law courts, a court of special jurisdiction, or any othernational institution established within the framework of an international instrument on Human Rights, toensure the protection of his/her rights.In the absence of a court of special jurisdiction, the present Supplementary Protocol shall be regarded asgiving the necessary powers to common or civil law judicial bodies.4 i) Political parties shall be formed and shall have the right to carry out their activities freely, within the limitsof the law. Their formation and activities shall not be based on ethnic, religious, regional or racialconsiderations. They shall participate freely and without hindrance or discrimination in any electoralprocess. The freedom of the opposition shall be guaranteed. Each Member State may adopt a system forfinancing political parties, in accordance with criteria set under the law.j) The freedom of association and the right to meet and organise peaceful demonstrations shall also beguaranteed.k) The freedom of the press shall be guaranteed.l) All former Heads of State shall enjoy a special status including freedom of movement. They shall enjoyspecial benefits compatible to their status as former Heads of State.

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Supplementary act A/SA. 1/12/16 relating to the enhancement of the powers of the ECOWAS Parliament

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ECOWAS Protocol on Democracy and Good Governance

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Supplementary act A/SA. 1/12/16 relating to the enhancement of the powers of the ECOWAS Parliament

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ECOWAS Protocol on Democracy and Good Governance

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ECOWAS Protocol on Democracy and Good Governance

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Supplementary act A/SA. 1/12/16 relating to the enhancement of the powers of the ECOWAS Parliament

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ECOWAS Protocol on Democracy and Good Governance

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Supplementary act A/SA. 1/12/16 relating to the enhancement of the powers of the ECOWAS Parliament

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Cour de justice de la CEDEAO

ECW/CCJ/JUD/01/14 Private Alimu Akeem v. Nigeria

Cour de justice de la CEDEAO

PROTOCOLE ADDITIONNEL (A/SP.1/01/05) PORTANT AMENDEMENT DU PRÉAMBULE, DES ARTICLES 1ER, 2, 9, 22 ET 30 DU PROTOCOLE A/P1/7/91 RELATIF À LA COUR DE JUSTICE DE LA COMMUNAUTÉ, AINSI QUE DE L’ARTICLE 4 PARAGRAPHE 1 DE LA VERSION ANGLAISE DUDIT PROTOCOLE

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Supplementary act A/SA. 1/12/16 relating to the enhancement of the powers of the ECOWAS Parliament

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Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)

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Charte Africaine des Droits de l'Homme et des Peuples (Charte de Banjul)

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PROTOCOLE ADDITIONNEL (A/SP.1/01/05) PORTANT AMENDEMENT DU PRÉAMBULE, DES ARTICLES 1ER, 2, 9, 22 ET 30 DU PROTOCOLE A/P1/7/91 RELATIF À LA COUR DE JUSTICE DE LA COMMUNAUTÉ, AINSI QUE DE L’ARTICLE 4 PARAGRAPHE 1 DE LA VERSION ANGLAISE DUDIT PROTOCOLE

Article 6:Insertion of a new provision, which becomes Article 24 of the Protocol of the Court of Justice. The Protocol of the Community Court of Justice is amended by the insertion of a new provision, which becomes the new Article 24 and reads as follows: “Article 24: Method of implementation of Judgments of the Court: 1. Judgments of the Court that have financial implications for nationals of Member States or Member States are binding. 2. Execution of any decision of the Court shall be in form of a writ of execution, which shall be submitted by the Registrar of the Court to the relevant Member State for execution according to the rules of civil procedure of that Member State. 3. Upon the verification by the appointed authority of the recipient Member State that the writ is from the Court, the writ shall be enforced. 4. All Member States shall determine the competent national authority for the purpose of recipient and processing of execution and notify the Court accordingly. 5. The writ of execution issued by the Community Court may be suspended only by a decision of the Community Court of Justice.” Article 7:Renumbering former articles 23 to 33. The former articles 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32 and 33 are hereby renumbered to read 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34 and 35 respectively. Article 8:Substitution of Article 30 of the Protocol of the Community Court of Justice The Protocol of the Community Court of Justice is amended by the substitution of Article 30 by the following: “Article 30: Budget of the Court. The budget of the Community Court of Justice shall be dealt with in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Revised Treaty”. Article 9:Substitution of Article 31 of the Protocol of the Court. The Protocol of the Community Court is amended by the substitution of Article 31 by following: “Article 31: Official languages”The Official languages of the Court shall be English, French, and Portuguese”. Article 10:The provisions of any other prior Protocol that is inconsistent with the provisions of this Protocol shall to the extent of the inconsistency be null and void.

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Règlement Intérieur de la Cour de Justice de la CEDEAO

Article 661. A decision as to costs shall be given in the final judgment or in the order, which closes the proceedings.

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