Respondent State, it can issue a decision on the basis of the submissions of complainant(s).14 Consequently, the Commission makes the following analysis on Admissibility relying on the information at its disposal. 43. As indicated above, the Complainants' observations relate solely to the exhaustion of local remedies. However, before analysing Article 56(5) of the African Charter, the Commission notes that the other conditions set out in Article 56 of the African Charter have been met. In particular, the author of the Communication has been identified, the Corrifuunication reveals prima facie violations of the African Charter by a State ,Party~ is hot inconsistent with the Constitutive Act of the AU or the African Gharter and the Commission finds no insulting or disparaging language in the Communication. Furthermore, the Commission notes that the Communication is based <;mvarious reports from international and national organisations such hs the; World Health Organization, UNFP A, Allan Guttm:acher, the Center for Reproductive Rights and the Women Advocacy Research and Documentation Centre.lf and is therefore not exclusively based on media reports. Finally, the Commission has found no evidence tliat the issues .and claims contained in the Communication have been brought bef8t~ or resqlved'by any-other international jurisdiction. "',., , . ,/~'~" :"f·· • 1 *'\'" 44. Consequently, the Commission/is of the view that the requirements Articles 56(1), (2), (3), (4) and (7),'0fthe African Charter have been met. 45. Regarding Article 56(5), the Commission notes that communications under should be submitted after local remedies, if any, nave been exhausted, unless it is clear that'this procedure is unduly prolonged. The rule requiring the exhaustion of local' remedie$' (l~,(lcondition for bringing a complaint before the Commission is premised on~tI1eprinciple that the Respondent State should first have the opportunity, ro;,r.eah~l~,-px,its own means, within the framework of its own domestic legal'" system, 'the wrong that has allegedly been done to the individual.I6:~ 8