9. The Complainants submit that up until March 2014, 1347 students were captured and 176 killed. The Complainants further submit that it has been reported that 7 university professors died outside the scope of the law, 160 were imprisoned, with 20 later on being released and 25 are ‘haunted’ by security authorities contrary to the Declaration of Kampala on Intellectual Freedom and Social Responsibility. 10. The Complainants allege that the Leaders of the Coup have gone further to label and arrest lawyers and judges to make them sep away from defending the victims. 11. The Complainants state that after the Coup remedies. The Complainants also affi presented before any other internation < has been I npossible to get judicial ‘int has never been Articles alleged to have been violated , 2, 3, 60 and 61 of the African 2: nuary 2015 and acknowledged Respondent State were informed of the decision to be seized and the Complainant was requested to present evidence and arguments on admissibility within two (2) months. ¢ 6. By letter dated 05 January 2016 the Complainant was informed that the Communication was deferred during the 57's Ordinary Session, pending receipt of the Complainant’s submission on admissibility, and further that the deadline for the said submissions expired on 29 November 2015, and therefore it was no longer possible for the Complainant to make submissions on this Communication. gio" ON HUM, AN SECRET, Ons pr” iP” stCRETAR,, If (tex »