African Commission on Human and Peoples Rights - 1990 April

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Citation	Judgment date
April 1990
Eugene v USA and Anor (Communication 37 of 1990) [1990] ACHPR 6 (28 April 1990) A complaint against non-party states to the African Charter was declared inadmissible for lack of jurisdiction. African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights – Jurisdiction – Admissibility – Communications against non-party states – Inadmissibility of complaint under Article 101 of Rules of Procedure.	28 April 1990
Houver v Morocco (Communication 41 of 1990) [1990] ACHPR 5 (28 April 1990) A communication alleging political imprisonment was declared inadmissible because the respondent State is not a party to the African Charter. Human rights communications — Admissibility — Respondent State not party to the African Charter — Inadmissible under Article 101, Rules of Procedure.	28 April 1990
International PEN v Malawi (Communication 42 of 1990) [1990] ACHPR 7 (28 April 1990) The Commission found a complaint inadmissible where brought against a State not party to the African Charter. African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights – admissibility – communication against non-party State – lack of jurisdiction – Article 101 of Rules of Procedure	28 April 1990
Parish v Indonesia (Communication 38 of 1990) [1990] ACHPR 8 (28 April 1990) Communication dismissed as inadmissible because it was directed against a State not party to the African Charter. Admissibility — Communications against non‑party States — Commission’s competence governed by Rules of Procedure (Article 101) — Inadmissibility.	28 April 1990