Louis v. Cameroon, Decision, Comm. 59/91 (ACmHPR, Mar. 22, 1995)

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22 March 1995

Communication No. 59/91

AFRICAN COMMISSION ON HUMAN AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS

17th Ordinary Session

13 - 22 March 1995

Embga Mekongo Louis

Cameroon

Decision


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Citation:	Louis v. Cameroon, Decision, Comm. 59/91 (ACmHPR, Mar. 22, 1995)
Publications:	IHRDA, Compilation of Decisions on Communications of the African Commission On Human and Peoples’ Rights Extracted from the Commission’s Activity Reports 1994-2001, at 61 (2002); Documents of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights, at 385 (Malcolm D. Evans & Rachel Murray eds., 2001); (2000) AHRLR 56 (ACHPR 1995)

COMPLAINT

[1] Embga Mekongo, a Cameroonian citizen, alleges false imprisonment, miscarriage of justice and damages for which he claims the sum of $105 million.

FINDING

[2] The Commission finds that the author had been denied due process, contrary to Article 7 of the African Charter and had in fact suffered damages. Being unable to determine the amount of damages, the Commission recommends that the quantum should be determined under the law of Cameroon.

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