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AFRICAN UNION UNION AFRICAINE UNI.~O AFRICANA AFRICAN COURT ON HUMAN AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS COUR AFRICAINE DES DROITS DE L'HOMME ET DES PEUPLES IN THE MATTER OF MOHAMED ABUBAKARI v. UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA APPLICATION 007/2013 JUDGMENT

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007/2013 Mohamed Abubakari v United Republic of Tanzania

Contentious cases

Court: African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights

Application nr: 007/2013

Case type: Judgment

Decision date: Jun 3, 2016

Country

Tanzania

Primary Documents

Mohamed Abubakari v United Republic of Tanzania.pdf
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The Court has no appellate jurisdiction

Mohamed v The United Republic of Tanzania, Merits, Application 007/2013, 3 June 2016, para 25

Commentary

The Court determines its own jurisdiction

Abubakari Mohamed v The United Republic of Tanzania, Merits, Application 007/2013, 3 June 2016, para 32

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The Court determines its own jurisdiction

Abubakari Mohamed v The United Republic of Tanzania, Merits, Application 007/2013, 3 June 201

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No need to specify Charter Provisions alleged to have been violated

Abubakari Mohamed v The United Republic of Tanzania, Merits, Application 007/2013, 3 June 2016 paras 50 & 51

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Compatibility with the African Charter – article 56(2)

Abubakari Mohamed v The United Republic of Tanzania, Merits, Application 007/2013, 3 June 2016 para 50 & 51

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Exhaustion of local remedies – article 56(5)

Abubakari Mohamed v The United Republic of Tanzania, Merits, Application 007/2013, 3 June 2016,para 64

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Exhaustion of local remedies – article 56(5)

Abubakari Mohamed v The United Republic of Tanzania, Merits, Application 007/2013, 3 June 2016,para 72

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

Abubakari Mohamed v The United Republic of Tanzania, Merits, Application 007/2013, 3 June 2016 para 89

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

Abubakari Mohamed vThe United Republic ofTanzania, Merits, Application 007/2013, 3 June 2016para 92

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

Abubakari Mohamed v The United Republic of Tanzania, Merits, Application 007/2013, 3 June 2016para 91

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

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

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Burden of Proof

Abubakari Mohamed v The United Republic of Tanzania, Merits, Application 007/2013, 3 June 2016,para99

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Conflict of interest of prosecutor

Abubakari Mohamed v The United Republic of Tanzania, Merits, Application 007/2013, 3 June 2016 paras 110

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Conflict of interest of prosecutor

111

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Right to legal aid

Abubakari Mohamed v The United Republic of Tanzania, Merits, Application 007/2013, 3 June 2016paras 121 & 122

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Right to a defence

trial (Abubakari Mohamed v TheUnited Republic of Tanzania, Merits, Application 007/2013, 3 June 2016,para158

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Right to a defence

Mohamed, para161

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Right to be presumed innocent

Mohamed

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Right to be presumed innocent

Mohamed, para185)

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Right to a defence

Mohamed, para194

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Release from prison

Mohamed, para234

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Release from prison

Mohamed, para235

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Release from prison

licant(paras 5 an

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Release from prison

paras 11-19

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Release from prison

paras 3-9

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