19 Summary of cases The table below is an excerpt of an accompanying workbook that delineates case and judgement details of legal challenges to internet shutdowns across the world. Please refer to the workbook for further details and copies of available judgements. COUNTRY Cameroon COURT CASE NAME OUTCOME : Constitutional : Global Concern Cameroon Rendered inadmissible by virtue of : Council : v Ministry of Post and Art. 47(2) Remaining arguments not Telecommunication, considered. Cameroon Telecommunication, and State of Cameroon Cece ccc r ence ren nen cece ence rene en ear e ence renee serene esse eran serene serene en sees ee ee seer en ee re ee esse Ee en sere ee ee seEn anes renee sense seeseneesensesseges Togo : Community : Amnesty International Togo & : (ECOWAS) : Court of Justice : Ors v The Togolese Republic complaint is admissible. : of the Economic 2 2. Applicant have locus standi. 1. Court has jurisdiction and : Community of 3. Shutting down of internet access , West African violated the rights of the applicants : States in Abuja to freedom of expression. 2 (Nigeria) 4. Directed Togo to take all measures to guarantee nonrecurrence in the future. 5.Directs the respondent to enact and implement laws to meet international and regional human rights obligations concerning freedom of expression. 6.Ordered respondent to pay two million CFA as compensation for the violation. 7. Chief Registrar to assess costs. 57. Rathi, A. & Basu, A. et.al. (2020). Dialling in the Law (DITL) Workbook. https: //docs.google.com /spreadsheets/d/14s7JmGpAoVSTgItLO SNpTpksuUIFFx9MgwZMMn20nUC/edit?usp=sharing