8 documents in Truth and Reconciliation Commission - Peru
The period of political violence and the fight against terrorism left very deep wounds in Peruvian society. The violence affected everyone, including the actors of the justice system, who were …
Since the beginning of its functions in 1996, the Defensoría del Pueblo has noted that the regulatory design of Military Justice in our country presented compatibility problems with constitutional requirements …
Below are some of the main criteria established by the TC on this matter, which we hope will now be taken into account by the commission created by the Executive …
On April 2, 1995, an operational group of Navy personnel intervened in the town of San Alejandro in Ucayali, killing the minor Indalecio Pomatanta. After brutally beating him, they doused …
According to police statistics, in Peru today there are more than 550,000 active arrest warrants issued by various branches of the Judiciary. This figure, as alarming as it is staggering, …
The human rights treaties signed by Peru are of singular importance for the configuration of the criminal justice system, since they form part of domestic law and carry constitutional rank, …
In Peru, one of the institutions that exercise jurisdictional functions is the military tribunals which, according to the Constitution, intervene when members of the Armed Forces and the National Police …
Paper presented by General (Ret.) Rodolfo Robles Espinosa at the International Seminar: "Impunity and Its Effects on Democratic Processes." Santiago de Chile, December 14, 1996.
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