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the IACHR explicitly exclude from admissibility complaints
which are manifestly unfounded or insufficiently
substantiated, 782 although this requirement will be considered
also by the other treaty bodies.
The OP-ICESCR excludes, moreover, complaints which are
exclusively based on reports disseminated by mass media. 783
The ACHPR will not consider communications written in
disparaging or insulting language directed against the State
concerned or its institution or to the Organisation of African
Unity. 784
The ECSR provides two specific grounds of inadmissibility, due
to the collective complaint system:
Subject-matter: non-governmental organisations may
lodge a complaint only in respect of those matters
regarding which they have been recognised as having
particular competence. 785
Other Grounds: complaints must be lodged in writing,
relate to a provision of the Charter accepted by the
State Party and indicate in what respect the State Party
has not ensured the satisfactory application of the
provision. 786
113(b) and (c), CAT Rules of Procedure; Rule 91, CERD Rules of
Procedure; Article 4.2 OP-CEDAW; Article 77.2 ICRMW; Article 7(a),
(b), (c) OP-CRC-CP; Article 2(a) and (b) OP-CRPD; Article 31.2(a) and
(b) CED; Articles 35.2(a) and 35.3(a) ECHR; Article 47 ACHR; Article
34, IACHR Rules of Procedure; Article 56.1 ACHPR.
782
Article 4.2(c) OP-CEDAW; Article 22.2 CAT; Rule 113(b) and (c),
CAT Rules of Procedure; Article 3.2(d) to (g) OP-ICESCR; Article 7(f)
OP-CRC-CP; Article 2(e) OP-CRPD; Articles 35.2(a) and 35.3(a) and
(b) ECHR; Article 47 ACHR; Article 34, IACHR Rules of Procedure.
783
Article 3.2(d) to (g) OP-ICESCR.
784
Article 56.3 ACHPR.
785
Article 3 AP-ESC.
786
Article 4 AP-ESC.