which justifies its quality of representative of Mr.
AGBETOGNON Koffi;
24. In its Memorial in defence, as to the merit of the
case, the Defendant State sought from the Court:
- An order to recognise that the Republic of Togo
has begun an investigation on the acts of torture
that Plaintiff/Applicant complained about, and
this, pursuant to Article 12 of the UN Convention
against torture;
- A declaration that the Medical Certificate issued
eleven (11) years after the facts of the case took
place, and which does only relate the statements
of the Plaintiff/Applicant cannot be accepted by
the Court, as proof for the alleged facts;
- A declaration that it was sequel to serious theft,
and being an accomplice to a serious theft, which
constitute
serious
misconduct
that
the
Plaintiff/Applicant was sacked by his employer;
Consequently:
The Court
- Should
reject
all
claims
made
by
Plaintiff/Applicant on the violation of his
fundamental human rights, and the order on the
Defendant State to pay the sum of one hundred
millions
(100.000.000)
CFA
Francs,
as
compensation to him;
25. The Defendant State averred that during the year
2005, the company known as Togo-Telecom noticed
the disappearance of its equipment and Networking
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