In 1988, Lucio Cruz Huamaní was taken to the Capaya Military Base where he was executed. According to the testimony of his sister Emilia Cruz Huamaní, she was told that her brother had been dismembered and thrown into a ravine, where he was buried. He was arrested along with Paulo …
CVR testimony 205316 documents a case of sexual violence that occurred in the district of Capaya, province of Aymares, department of Apurimac in 1989. This testimony is mentioned in the context of a broader analysis of human rights violations during the internal armed conflict. The case is part of the …
In 1989, a witness fleeing from the military barracks in Capaya was aided by a local farmer who feared for his daughter's safety due to the soldiers' history of sexual violence and murder against women. This incident highlights the prevalent sexual violence perpetrated by military forces in the region during …
In 1989, multiple individuals were detained in Capaya, Peru, under accusations of being associated with terrorists. Detainees, including women, faced severe mistreatment, including physical abuse and sexual violence. The military's actions were part of a broader conflict involving the Sendero Luminoso, and many detainees were held without evidence and later …
In October 2002, a delegation from the Truth Commission, along with representatives from the Ombudsman's Office, the Human Rights Commission (COMISEDH), and the Association for Human Rights (APRODEH), visited Capaya to investigate reports of mass graves. They confirmed the presence of human remains in a site known as Capaya Fosa …
On April 25, 2001, the Deputy Mayor of Capaya reported the discovery of mass graves containing human remains to the Ombudsman's Office in Cusco. On May 1, 2001, representatives from the Ombudsman's Office and forensic experts confirmed the existence of five potential mass graves and additional sites with human remains. …
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