Complete database of events related to the internal armed conflict in Peru, extracted from the Final Report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (CVR). 5,159 events documented from 1817 to 2003.
In 1995, a 14-year-old girl in Carachamayco was sexually abused by a member of the MRTA, resulting in her pregnancy. Despite efforts to relocate her to avoid further abuse, the perpetrator continued to pursue her. Additionally, testimonies reveal that the MRTA abducted young girls, some as young as nine, and …
Carlos Tarazona More was abducted from his home in Pueblo Joven 'San Carlos' by six individuals dressed in black clothing and masks. His wife, Margoth Nancy Reyes Sáenz, and their children were threatened and restrained during the incident. Despite his brother Jorge Luis Tarazona More's attempts to intervene, Carlos was …
On May 2, 1992, nine campesinos were reportedly abducted, prompting their families to file a Habeas Corpus petition. Judge María Luisa Kuo Ying investigated the Naval Base and Police Delegation in Chimbote but found no trace of the detainees. The action of Habeas Corpus was ultimately declared inadmissible.
Judith Huamán Quispe was abducted and later found murdered in September 1990 in Huancayo, Peru. Her mother, María Antonieta Quispe Sacsara, witnessed the abduction and attempted to pursue the vehicles involved. The incident reflects the violence and human rights abuses occurring in Peru during this period.
On June 8, 1990, Jaime Cerrón Palomino, the academic vice-rector, and his driver were abducted and later executed. This event was perceived by many in the university community as linked to the interests of the PCP-SL, although there was no concrete evidence of Cerrón's affiliation with the group. The incident …
On May 31, 1989, Bárbara D'Achille, an Italian journalist working in Peru, was abducted along with her companions while traveling to a project site in Huancavelica. Their vehicle was intercepted by armed individuals who forced them to unload their belongings and transferred them to animals. The incident occurred near the …
On the morning of April 29, 1989, witnesses reported seeing an orange vehicle taking two individuals who were on a bicycle near the curve of Shansha. This incident was observed by Juana Mercedes Guerrero León and her brother-in-law Ramón Robles, who later disappeared on June 21, 1989, along with his …
On June 10, 1983, a group of disguised police officers forcibly entered a home in Ccollpahuaycco, Acocro District, Peru. They abducted two women, Candelaria and Gregoria, under the pretense of taking them to another community for questioning. The whereabouts of the women remain unknown. This event is part of a …
In 1983, a municipal agent from Quiñas was violently abducted from his home by members of the Sendero Luminoso (Shining Path). They tied his hands and led him to the town square while subjecting him to physical abuse and death threats. The local community intervened, arguing for his innocence and …
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