PCP-SL attack on the police post of San José de Secce. This attack was part of the series of attacks on police posts that the PCP-SL carried out after the lifting of the first state of emergency, as part of its strategy of systematic intimidation of police elements and overexcitement …
On May 20, 1983, nearly eighty peasants from the Huantina community of San José de Secce were kidnapped and subsequently murdered. This event occurred in the context of an intense military offensive in the rural areas and small towns of the department of Ayacucho, during which serious human rights violations …
On 20 May 1983, approximately eighty campesinos from the community of San José de Secce were kidnapped and subsequently murdered. Witnesses reported that the perpetrators were dressed in military uniforms. This event was part of a series of violent incidents during a period of political unrest in Peru.
According to testimonies gathered by the CVR, on May 20, 1983, about 80 peasants were murdered in San José de Secce, in the district of Santillana. The victims had been previously kidnapped by members of the Peruvian Navy. The testimonies designate members of the Navy as responsible for these deaths. …
On May 21, 1983, in Matará, province of Huamanga, Ayacucho, 16 peasants were killed. According to the report, these peasants were executed for collaborating with the police. This event occurred in the context of the first wave of the First Campaign of the PCP-SL, which took place from May to …
In 1984, following a Shining Path ambush against a patrol of Marines on the road between San José de Secce and Juncos, indiscriminate repression was unleashed against the population. When a wounded terrorist shot and killed several Marines with an instalaza, excesses took place in the town and nearby villages. …
In 1987, a woman in San José de Secce, Ayacucho, Peru, reported being sexually assaulted by a military officer in her home. The assault occurred after the officer stayed behind while other soldiers left, and he attacked her in front of her children. Despite the officer admitting to the act, …
A witness started a business selling beer and soda at her home in San José de Secce to meet her needs. One day, around 3:00 in the afternoon, soldiers arrived to drink beer as usual. The witness was the victim of rape and became pregnant as a result. The perpetrator …
Around 1987, a female witness started a business selling beer and soda in her home in San José de Secce (Ayacucho) in order to meet her needs. One day, around 3:00 in the afternoon, the soldiers arrived to consume the beer as they usually did. Subsequently, the witness was the …
According to testimony 200920 , the victims in both testimonies became pregnant as a result of rapes that occurred in 1987. The document mentions multiple cases in the district of Santillana, Province of Huanta, Department of Ayacucho during that year. In one of the cases detailed, a woman started a …
In 1992, an Uchuraccaíño community member who was enrolled in the Self-Defense Committee of a neighboring community (San José de Secce) returned to see his hometown as part of a civil patrol. He arrived at a hill from where Uchuraccay could be seen and found the town in total silence. …
