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USER GUIDE
The cases and findings in the Reports are grouped togehter according to their
origin, namely, the United Nations, the African Commission on Human and
Peoples’ Rights and domestic courts.
The Subject index is divided into two parts — general principles or
procedural issues, and substantive rights. Decisions dealing with a specific
article in an international instrument are to be found in the list of
International instruments referred to. A table that lists International case
law considered is also included. In these tables case references are followed
by the numbers of the paragraphs in which the instruments or cases are cited.
A headnote, to be found at the top of each case, provides the full original
title of the case as well as keywords noting the primary issues in the case.
These are liked to the keywords in the Subject index. Keywords are followed
by the numbers of the paragraphs in which a specific issue is dealt with. In
instances where the original case contains no paragraph numbers these have
been added in square brackets.
The date at the end of a case reference refers to the date the case was
decided. The abbreviation before the date indicates the jurisdiction.
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