Argentina: Violent repression and criminalization in response to protests in Jujuy

By Amnesty International

The Jujuy provincial police committed arbitrary detentions, illegal use of force and other practices to repress protests over the constitutional reforms in the province, said Amnesty International today after concluding a research mission in the area. “After approving a new Constitution without consulting the population and without the free, prior and informed consent of Indigenous […] The post Argentina: Violent repression and criminalization in response to protests in Jujuy appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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