Communicado Final

Final Communique of the 8th Ordinary Session of the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights 8th to 21st October 1990

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Final Communique of the 8th Ordinary Session of the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights 1. The African Commission on Human and Peoples’ rights held its 8th Ordinary Session in Banjul from 8th October to 21st October, 1990, under the Chairmanship of Professor U.O. Umozurike. 2. The following members were present at the Session: - Prof. U.O. Umozurike. - Dr. Ibrahim Ali Badawi El-Sheikh - MM Ali M. Buhedma - Robert Habesh Kisanga - C.I.C. Muhanga-Chipoya - Youssoupha Ndiaye - Alioune Blondin Beye - Moleleki d. Mokama - Alexis Gabou 3. The opening session was attended by the Assistant Secretary-General of OAU Mr. Ahmed Haggag, Representatives of the African Centre for Democracy and Human Rights Studies, the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, Annesty International and Human Rights Internet. 4. After the welcome address by Prof. Umozurike speeches wee made by the following:1. Mr. Ahmed Haggag, Assistant Secretary General of OAU; 2. Mr. Tiebile Drame of Annesty International; 3. Miss Sarah Norman of Human Rights Internet; 4. Ms. Yolande Diallo, Representative of United Nations Centre for Human Rights; 5. Mr. Abdourahman Boly of Burkinabe Movement on Human and Peoples’ rights. 5. The Commission dealt with, interalia, the following items:- Matters arising from the last session; - Consideration of periodic reports; - Activity reports of members of the Commission during the intersession; - Consideration of six new communications against States; - Consideration of rule of Procedure; - Observers. 6. The Commission considered six new communications against States Parties to the Charter. 7. The Commission admitted 9 Non-Governmental Organisations to observer status as follows:i) The International Association of Young Lawyers; ii) The African Society of International and Comparative Law;
iii) The International Federation of human Rights; iv) The fund for Peace; v) Civil Liberties Organisation; vi) Interights; vii) International Institute for human Rights; viii) Inter-African Union of Lawyers; ix) The Arab Institute for Human Rights, as well as the commonwealth of Nations. 8. Considered a report on the Privileges and Immunities of members of the commission. 9. Mandated the eleven Commissioner to carry out promotional activities in OAU Member States as follows:1. Dr. Ibrahim Ali Badawi EL-SHEIKH 7. Mr. Moleleki d. MOKAMA Comoros Botswana Seychelles Lesotho Ile Mauritius Malawi Egypt Swaziland Sudan Tunisia 2. Mr. Alioune Blondin BEYE 8. Mr. C.I.C. MUBANGA-CHIPOYA Benin Angola Burkina Faso Mozambique Cote d’Ivoire Zambia Mali Zimbabwe Togo Namibia 3. Mr. Ali Mahmoud BUHEDMA 9. Mr. Youssoupha NDIAYE Algeria Cape Verde Libya Niger Mauritania Senegal Djibouti Guinea Saharawi Republic Guinea-Bissau 4. Mr. Alexis GABOU 10. Mr. Isaac NGUEMA Cameroom Burundi Central Africa Republic Gabon Chad Rwanda Congo Zaire Sao Tome Guinea (Equatorial) 5. Mr. Sourahata Baboucarr Semega JANNEH 11. Prof. U. UMOZURIKE Gambia Nigeria Liberia Ghana Sierra Leone
6. Mr. Robert Habesh KISANGA Ethiopia Kenya Somalia Uganda Tanzania 10. The Commission appeals to the parties to the Liberian conflict to cease hostilities immediately and negotiate a peaceful settlement. The Commission regrets the massive violations of civil rights caused by the conflict. 11. The Commission decided to hold its next session from 28th February to 13th March 1991 in Nigeria.

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