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2 Mr Mathew M. Mwaimu, Director of Constitutional Affairs and Human RightsAttorney General’s Chambers - Mrs Irene F.M. Kasyanju, Assistant Director and Head of Legal Affairs Unit Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation - Mr Yohane Masara, Principal State Attorney Attorney General’s Chambers - Ms Sarah Mwaipopo, Principal State Attorney Attorney General’s Chambers - Mrs Alesia Mbuya, Senior State Attorney Attorney General’s Chambers - Miss Nkasori Sarakikya, Senior State Attorney Attorney General’s Chambers - Mr Edson Mweyunge, Senior State Attorney Attorney General’s Chambers - Mr Benedict T. Msuya, Second Secretary/Legal Officer Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation

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009/2011 & 011/2011 Tanganyika Law Society, The Legal and Human Rights Centre v The United Republic of Tanzania and Reverend Christopher R. Mtikila v The United Republic of Tanzania

Contentious cases

Application nr: 009/2011 & 011/2011

Case type: Judgment

Decision date: Jun 14, 2013

Country

Tanzania

Primary Documents

34. Judgment Application 009-011-2011 Rev Christopher Mtikila v. Tanzania-1 copy.pdf
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Temporal jurisdiction and continuing violation

Tanganyika Law Society, The Legal and Human Rights Centre v The United Republic of Tanzania, application 009/2011; Reverend Christopher R. Mtikila v The United Republic of Tanzania, application 011/2011, judgment, 14 June 2013para 22;

Commentary

Equality or non discrimination – article 2

Mtikila, paras36 -37

Commentary

Exhaustion of local remedies – article 56(5)

Commentary

Unreasonable delay in filing the applications – article 56(6)

ment (Tanganyika Law Society, The Legal and Human Rights Centre v The United Republic of Tanzania, application 009/2011; Reverend Christopher R. Mtikila v The United Republic of Tanzania, application 011/2011, judgment, 14 June 2013,para 83

Commentary

Only points raised are considered

Commentary

Temporal jurisdiction and continuing violation

anganyika Law Society, The Legal and Human RightsCentre v The United Republic of Tanzania, application 009/2011; Reverend Christopher R. Mtikila v The United Republic of Tanzania, application 011/2011, judgment, 14 June 2013, para 85;

Commentary

Complaints submitted by NGOs

Commentary

Only points raised are considered

Commentary

Drawing inspiration from other international law on human and peoples rights

Mtikila, para 105

Commentary

Application of other ratified human rights instruments

Mtikila, para 105

Commentary

Drawing inspiration from other international law on human and peoples rights

Commentary

Political participation – article 13

Commentary

Application of other ratified human rights instruments

Tanganyika Law Society, The Legal and Human Rights Centre v The United Republic of Tanzania , application 009/2011; Reverend Christopher R. Mtikila v The United Republic of Tanzania , application 011/2011, judgment, 14 June 2013 , para 107.1

Commentary

Application of other ratified human rights instruments

Mtikila, para 107.2

Commentary

Political participation – article 13

Mtikila, para 110

Commentary

Freedom of association – article 10

Commentary

Freedom of association – article 10

Mtikila, para 114

Commentary

Equality or non discrimination – article 2

Tanganyika Law Society, T he Legal and Human Rights Centre v The United Republic of Tanzania , application 009/2011; Reverend Christopher R. Mtikila v The United Republic of Tanzania , application 011/2011, judgment, 14 June 2013, (Separate Opinion of Judge Ouguergouz ), para 119

Commentary

Rule of law

(Tanganyika Law Society, The Legal and Human Rights Centre v The United Republic of Tanzania, application 009/2011; Reverend ChristopherR. Mtikila v The United Republic of Tanzania, application 011/2011, judgment, 14 June 2013, para 120)

Commentary

Material jurisdiction

anganyikaLaw Society, The Legal and Human Rights Centre v The United Republic of Tanzania, application 009/2011; Reverend Christopher R. Mtikila v The United Republic of Tanzania, application 011/2011, judgment, 14 June 2013, para 123

Commentary

Procedure

Reverend Christopher R. Mtikila v The United Republic of Tanzania, application 011/2011, judgment, 14 June 2013, para 124

Commentary

Costs

Commentary

General

Reverend Christopher R. Mtikila v The United Republic of Tanzania, application 011/2011, ruling on reparations, 13 June 2014,para 125;

Commentary

No rigid approach to determining whether jurisdiction or admissibility is first considered

anganyika Law Society, The Legal and Human Rights Centre v The United Republic of Tanzania, application 009/2011; Reverend Christopher R. Mtikila v The United Republic of Tanzania, application 011/2011, judgment, 14 June 2013, Separate Opinion of Judge Ouguergouz,para 2

Commentary

Freedom of association – article 10

Mtikila (Separate Opinionof Judge Ouguergouz), paras28

Commentary

Freedom of association – article 10

Commentary

No rigid approach to determining whether jurisdiction or admissibility is first considered

Separate Opinion of Judge Ngoepe,paras 2-3

Commentary

No rigid approach to determining whether jurisdiction or admissibility is first considered

Judge Niyungekoparas4-5

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Temporal jurisdiction and continuing violation

Separate Opinion of Judge Niyungeko, para 12;

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