16. The Complainants disclose that there is no independent judicial system at the moment in Egypt. 17. The Complainants finally allege that the violations leaders against the Victims include the following: rights to the administration committed (i) by the coup Violation of the Victims' of justice; (ii) Hash sentences; (iii) Torture; and (iv) Violation of the rights of the Victims as detainees. Articles alleged to have been violated 18. The Complainants allege that the Respondent State has violated Articles 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 19 of the African Charter. � Procedure 19. The Secretariat received the first Complaint on 26. September and 2016 acknowledged receipt on 4 October 2016, infoqping the Eomplainants that the Complaint will be Session. The first tabled before the Commission for consideration at its next Complaint was registered as Communication The 637 /16. Commission received the second,Complaint on 10 0ctober 2016 and registered it as Communi ation 639 / 1 6 . -J ) 20. The Commission considered the Complaints at its 59th Ordinary Session and decided to join the Complaints based on their similar facts, be seized of it and granted provisional measures. The decision was transmitted to the Parties on 20 December 2Cr16. The Cornplainants were requested to submit on the admissibility of the Communication withjp. two (,2) months. ote Verbale was received from the Respondent State, which indicated that it did not have any record of correspondence on this Communication. 22. On 05 February 2018 the Secretariat re-transmitted the initial Complaints as well as the decision on seizure and provisional measures to the Respondent State. 23. On 23 July granted an 2018 the Parties extension of were thirty informed (30) days admissibility of the Communication, failing w 4 that the within · Complainants which to had submit been on the the Communication would be