Peru: Fujimori’s Release Violates International Law

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Demonstrators hold a banner that reads "No pardon. Fujimori murderer and thief. The people do not forget" during a protest against the decision of Peru's Constitutional Court to approve the release from prison of former President Alberto Fujimori in Lima, Peru, March 17, 2022. The Inter-American Court of Human Rights issued a decision blocking the order and Fujimori was not released at that time. © 2022 AP Photo/Martin Mejia (Washington, DC) Peru’s release of the former President Alberto Fujimori violates the country’s international obligations, Human Rights Watch said…

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