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.
On November 19, 2002, the Constitutional Court declared partially founded an Habeas Corpus action filed on behalf of Juan Islas Trinidad and other inmates of the Challapalca prison, against the Ministers of Justice and the Interior and the President of INPE. This ruling ordered the INPE to transfer inmates whose …
On July 31, 1992, Samuel Dyer's relatives filed a habeas corpus petition before the Third Criminal Court of Callao. This action was declared inadmissible, despite the fact that the resolution itself identified the detainee as Samuel Edward Dyer Ampudia and determined that the requisition corresponded to Edward Moises Dyer Ampudia …
The government decrees law 25433, which modifies article 31 of the habeas corpus law. This modification regulates the power of the judge to suspend momentarily those acts that may constitute violations of constitutional rights and that have been judicially challenged. The decree is produced in the context of the Government …
The Executive Branch returned to Parliament the bill regulating the writ of amparo and habeas corpus. This bill had been approved during the last extraordinary session of Congress. The return of the bill by the Executive represented a rejection of the parliamentary regulation of these fundamental constitutional remedies for the …
Judge Dr. Elba Greta Minaya declared the Habeas Corpus petition founded and ordered the immediate release of Ernesto Castillo Paez, under the responsibility of the then Minister of the Interior General EP Adolfo Alvarado Fournier, the Chief of the National Police General PNP Victor Alva Plasencia and the Chief of …
Mr. Cromwell Castillo Castillo, father of Ernesto Castillo Paez, filed a Habeas Corpus suit before the 24th Court of Instruction of Lima on behalf of his son and against the Ministry of the Interior, the Chief of the Peruvian National Police and the Chief of the National Directorate against Terrorism. …
On October 21, 1990, Ernesto Castillo Paez, a young university student, was detained by members of the National Police. Although the Habeas Corpus had been favorably resolved in two instances, on February 7, 1991, the Supreme Court of Justice declared the decision null and void. Faced with this situation of …
The Provisional Examining Judge issued a resolution declaring the Habeas Corpus action filed by APRODEH in favor of Angel Escobar Jurado IMPROCEDENT. The resolution indicated that from the findings made at police stations and the Army Military Base, the detention of the citizen was not proven, therefore the facts were …
The relatives corroborated the imprisonment of Raúl Salas Chocas, Wilson Salas Huanuco, Nicolás Chocas Cavero, Freddy Flores Salas, Teódulo Simón Yaringaño, Jaime Jesús Montalvo and José Camarena Peña, so a second Habeas Corpus Action was filed before the Correctional Court of Huancayo. No response was ever obtained from the judicial …
A Habeas Corpus Action was filed against Lieutenant Colonel EP Roberto Contreras, Chief of the '9 de Diciembre' Barracks, in favor of Raúl Alfredo Salas Chocas, Wilson Salas Huanuco and Freddy Félix Flores Salas. This action was declared unfounded by the Second Court of Instruction of Huancayo after an inspection …
On June 18, 1986, there was a riot at San Juan Bautista prison, known as El Frontón, where Víctor Neira Alegría, Edgar Zenteno Escobar and William Zenteno Escobar were being held as defendants for terrorism. As a result of the riot, the Government by Supreme Decree No. 006-86 JUS delegated …
In May 1983 in Ayacucho, Luis Morales Ortega was detained and held incommunicado for four days by order of General Clemente Noel Moral, head of the Political-Military Command of the area, alleging the commission of the crime of contempt against professional and functional duties. The Court of First Instance and …
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