Q': ::;)·· AC H P R e 1 1 . · African Commission on Human and Peoples· Rights Uillm'- Human Rights our Collective Responsibility Alleged violations 25. From his initial seizure letter and submissions on the admissibility, the Commission reckons that the Complainant alleges violations of Articles 3, 7 and 26 of the Charter. Reliefs sought 26. The Complainant prays that if the alleged violations are established by the Commission, the Respondent State should be ordered to pay compensation in the sum of Rupees 50 million. 27. Further, in his seizure letter, the Complainant requested for and the Commission declined provisional measures staying all his cases before Mauritian courts pending the decision of the Commission in the present Communication. 28. The Complainant reiterates his request for provisional measures contending that there are now exceptional circumstances "in terms of a claim being prescribed". Procedure 29. The Communication was received by the Secretariat of the Commission (the Secretariat) on 18 September 2013, and the latter acknowledged receipt by letter Ref: ACHPR/COMM/MAUR/1136/13 dated 18 October 2013. 30. The Commission decided to be seized of the Communication during its 54th Ordinary Session held from 22 October to 5 November 2013. 31. By lettered dated 8 November 2013 the Secretariat notified the Complainant about the Commission's decision and invited him to present written submissions on admissibility within two months of notification. 32. The Complainant's written observations on admissibility were received by the Secretariat on 1 8 December 2013 and receipt was acknowledged ACHPR.COMM/459/13/ MAUR/ 61/14 dated 21 January 2014. Page 7 of 45 Afunt1t,' Union\.!>' \ African Commission on Huma 31 Bijilo Annex Layout, K West Coast Region Phone: (220) 230 4361 Fax: (220) 441 05 04 Email: au-banjul@africa-union.org https:/achpr au.invO O a