In Ayacucho, the priest Carlos Gallagher, Pilar Coll (executive secretary of the National Human Rights Coordinating Committee), two social workers from CEAS, Reiner Uhle (German) from SERPAJ and Guadalupe Callcunto (vice-president of the Association of Relatives detained in the emergency zone) were detained under accusation of being terrorists. After efforts …
In July 1988, several individuals, including priest Carlos Gallagher and Pilar Coll, were detained in Ayacucho under accusations of terrorism. They were released shortly after due to the efforts of CEAS and other notable figures. This event highlights the tensions and accusations faced by human rights advocates in Peru during …
In December 1991 there was an attack on Emma Hilario, leader of the National Central of Canteens and leader of popular women's organizations. In late December, early in the morning, five hikers entered her house while she was still resting, leaving her brother-in-law and husband wounded. Emma had received previous …
Pilar Coll, a pastoral care agent, testified about the cruel and degrading treatment of prisoners being transferred to hospitals or court proceedings while shackled. The shackles, which bound prisoners' hands and feet with a chain, created a humiliating spectacle reminiscent of scenes from movies about galley convicts. This practice was …
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