Peru Deputy Proposes Repeal of Amnesty Law for Military and Police

Peruvian Deputy Héctor Guillén introduced a bill to declare crimes against humanity non-amnestiable, targeting the amnesty law shielding military and police from prosecution for internal conflict abuses. The proposal also demands the Multisectoral High-Level Commission (CMAN) report on outstanding reparations to victims. This marks a legislative push to revisit past human rights accountability, though its passage remains uncertain.