General Amnesty Law for military personnel
General Amnesty Law approved for military personnel accused of human rights violations
The General Amnesty Law for military personnel is approved, which benefits members of the armed forces accused of human rights violations. This law generates strong national and international controversy because it prevents the prosecution of cases such as La Cantuta and others.
Source:
Informe CVR, página 4928
Location:
Perú
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