In response to the 1989 SL armed strike, politicians of diverse political tendencies such as FREDEMO and Izquierda Unida, sectors of civil society and churches such as the Peru, Life and Peace movement, and others joined forces to call for a march with a broad message to continue confronting terror …
On June 14, 1994, the CCD enacted an amnesty law in Peru, which sparked immediate concern from the Peruvian Episcopal Conference. The church expressed worries about the law's implications for social peace and reconciliation, emphasizing that amnesty should be based on truth and justice. The law was controversial, with figures …
One of the first acts of the transitional government was the formation of the Inter-Institutional Working Group to propose the creation of a Truth Commission. This group included the participation of the Ministries of Justice, Interior, Defense, Promotion of Women and Human Development, the Ombudsman's Office, the Peruvian Episcopal Conference, …
