A DECADE OF VIOLENCE. DOCUMENTATION FOR PERUVIAN POLITICAR ASYLUM CASES

Documentation for Peruvian Political Asylum Cases Attachments Attachment Citation/Description A Jorge Gonzales-Lara, "Facts on Peru," New York, 1992. Brief summary of the geography, culture, demography, history, political system, political parties, major press publications, insurgent groups, paramilitary groups, labor unions, popular organizations, and human rights groups of Peru. B Jorge Gonzales-Lara, "Peruvian Refugees," New York, 1992. Brief summary of the numbers and types of people seeking asylum/refugee status in the United States from 1987-1991. I. - Background: Human Rights Violations in Peru. II.- Violations of the Laws of War by Insurgents Appendices Item Citation/Description XXXIV. Glossary XXXV. The Emergency Zones XXXVI. Emergency Zones in Peru, 1989 XXXVII. Emergency Zones in Peru, 1990 XXXVIII. Emergency Zones in Peru, 1991 XXXIX. The Disappeared of Peru, 1984 XL. The Disappeared of Peru, 1991 XLI. Zones Under State of Emergency XLII. Victims of Political Violence, 1980-1991 XLIII. Victims of Political Killings, 1989-1991 XLIV. Peruvian Human Rights Groups in the U.S. XLV. The Human Rights Coordinating Committee of Peru XLVI. Violations of Human Rights in San Martin XLVII. Attacks on the Press in Peru, 1991 XLVIII. Arbitrary Detention During the April 5 Coup in Peru XLIX. United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights L. Bibliography