Peru: President Castillo must ensure proportionate use of force in response to social protests and prevent human rights violations

By Amnesty International

Following a rise in the cost of food, fuel, and fertilizers, sectors of society linked to transport and agriculture have organized demonstrations in several regions of the country since 28 March. In many cases, these protests have consisted of roadblocks. On 5 April, the President suspended certain constitutional rights by means of a decree applicable […] The post Peru: President Castillo must ensure proportionate use of force in response to social protests and prevent human rights violations appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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