Jamaica urged to bring to justice those guilty of gang operation killings

Publication Date: 23 May 2011 New report says authorities have failed to prosecute anyone for 74 killings in Kingston last year during a two-month state of emergency. Teaser image: Amnesty International Index Number: AMR38/002/2011 The Jamaican authorities must bring to justice those responsible for human rights violations, including the killing of 74 people in Kingston during a state of emergency imposed one year ago in an operation to arrest a suspected gang leader, Amnesty International today said in a new report. Despite some positive steps, the authorities…

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