Peru: Closing the investigation into forced sterilisations perpetuates impunity

By Amnesty International

Amnesty International condemns the decision by Peru’s Public Prosecutor’s Office to close the investigation into the forced sterilisation of 4,172 Peruvian women during the 1990s. This decision was taken pursuant to Law 32107, passed in 2024, which allows statutes of limitations to be applied to war crimes and crimes against humanity committed before 1 July […] The post Peru: Closing the investigation into forced sterilisations perpetuates impunity appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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