a. Request an order of urgency to compel the Egyptian regime to halt all forms of torture against the Victim, and order the Victim's prompt release" so as the fabricate indictment and fraud case procedures;" b. Rule that the current Egyptian political regime which is leading the country after the coup is discriminatory because it has committed crimes of racial segregation and mass killings of human beings and enforced disappearance; committed crimes of eliminating the indigene and torturing of the oppositions and violation of rights of prisoners; violated the rights of women and children and violated the rights of the detainees, denying them access to justice and hence all negative effects that flow as a result; c. Rule that the Egyptian authorities must comply by ending all these crimes and all their practices against humanity, and be obligated to prosecute the one who unjustly issued the framed charges against the Victim, as well as the persons who committed the crime of forced disappearance and torture; d. Rule that the Egyptian authorities must award compensation to the "Complainant" for all the violations committed by them against "him and his father, ... equivalent to a case amount of fifty million Ll.S dollars; this being compensation for all the harm and damage that had happened to "him and his father;" e. Ask for the institution of an international court with neutrality and integrity to be based outside Egypt for the trial of the victim, regarding the charges that the coup authority fabricated against him, "so that the defence with him will refute all suspicions and acquit him" given that" the Egyptian justice system has become devoid of the principles of universal justice and most particularly of independence and impartiality". Procedure 15. The Secretariat received the Complaint on 04 April 2016. On 11 April and 18 May 2016, the Secretariat wrote to the Complainants requesting clarification on the information contained in the Complaint. On 24 April and 19 May 2016, the Complainants transmitted information to the Secretariat, in response to the clarifications sought. 16. The Commission was seized during the 20th Extra-Ordinary Session of the Commission, which was held from 09 to 18 June 2016, in Banjul, The Gambia. During the Session, provisional measures were granted with respect to the allegations of torture. 17. On 17 June 2016, the Complainants were informed of the Commission's decision to~p--e::::: .., seized of the matter, together with the grant of provisional measunJ..s:..~We:~.~:~.:~: ....,.. 3 /. ./~5;'>~~~Ji'). .t\)\ \.~\\'_!If) ...... ~. '_/ /