Magdalena Monteza was detained and subjected to interrogation without legal representation by officials lacking the authority to investigate terrorism charges. During the interrogation, she was physically assaulted and sexually violated, a practice identified by the CVR as a common form of torture during Peru's armed conflict. Monteza was coerced into …
María Magdalena Monteza Benavides submitted a written statement to the Ad Hoc Commission created by Law 26655, in which she recounted the facts of her arbitrary detention, torture and rape that occurred in October-November 1992. In this statement, Monteza detailed how she was detained on October 30, 1992 by members …
The Permanent War Council of the Second Judicial Zone of the Army declared the dismissal of the sexual violation case involving Magdalena Monteza, which was later confirmed by the Supreme Council of Military Justice on February 26, 1997. The decision was based on medical examinations indicating old injuries, but the …
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