Inadmissibility Reports
An Inadmissibility Report is approved if the petition does not meet the admissibility requirements set forth in Articles 46 and 47 of the American Convention on Human Rights, in accordance with the procedure established in Articles 30 to 36 of the Commission’s Rules of Procedure. If an Inadmissibility Report is approved, the processing of the petition ends at that time.
Costa Rica
- Report No. 86/03, Petition 116/01, Oscar Cedeño gonzáles
Ecuador
- Report No. 16/03, Petition 346/01, Edison Rodrigo Toledo Echeverría
- Report No. 15/03, Petition 131/01, Janet Delgado et al.
Honduras
- Report No. 87/03, Case 12.006, Oscar Sirí Zúñiga
Mexico
- Report No. 17/03, Case 11.823, María Estela Acosta Hernández et al.
Panama
- Report No. 89/03, Case 12.303, Mariblanca Staff Wilson and Oscar E. Ceville
- Report No. 88/03, Case 11.533, Metropolitan Nature Reserve
Peru
- Report No. 90/03, Petition 0581/99, Gustavo Trujillo Gonzáles
United States
- Report No. 62/03, Case 12.049, Kenneth Walker
Venezuela
- Report No. 92/03, Petition 0453/01, Elías Santana et al.
Mexico
- Report No. 27/92, Case 10.957, Luis Sánchez Aguilar
United States
- Report No. 19/92, Case 10.865, Ramona Africa
United States
- Report No. 23/89, Case 10.031, Willie L. Celestine
Argentina
- Report No. 26/88, Case 10.109, Provisions of Laws 22627 and 19945
Costa Rica
- Resolution No. 16/87, Case 9788 - Claus W. Haupt Korte
Costa Rica
- Resolution No. 31/86, Luis Bertellomasperi
Costa Rica
- Resolution No. 13/83, In the Matter of Viviana Gallardo et al.