IACHR
Admissibility Reports
An Admissibility Report is approved if the petition meets 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 Admissibility Report is approved, the petition becomes a case and it is assigned a case number and enters the merits stage.
Mexico
- Report No. 67/15, Petition 211-07, Jorge Marcial Tzompaxtle Tecpile et al
- Report No. 58/15, Petition 348-09, José Alfredo Jiménez Mota and Family
- Report No. 48/15, Petition 79-06, Yaqui People
- Report No. 18/15, Petition 929-04, José Antonio Arrona Salazar and family, Luz Claudia Irozaqui Félix, Joel Gutiérrez Ezquivel
- Report No. 7/15, Petition 547-04, José Antonio Bolaños Juárez
reports: 5
United States
- Report No. 14/94, Case 10.951, Coard, et al.
United States
- Report No. 28/93, Case 10.675, Haitians seeking asylum
- Report No. 31/93, Case 10.573, Salas and others
Costa Rica
- Report No. 2/92, Case 10.289, Sheik Sahib Tajudeen
Argentina
- Resolution No. 15/87, Case 9635, Osvaldo Antonio López
United States
- Resolution No. 3/87, Case 9213, Disabled Peoples' International, et al.
Panama
- Resolution No. 30/86, Case 9726, Winston Spadafora Franco