Peru archives forced sterilization case of 4,000 women under Fujimori-era amnesty law

Peruvian judicial authorities have archived the case involving the forced sterilizations of approximately 4,000 women during Alberto Fujimori's government, citing a controversial amnesty law promoted by Fuerza Popular, the party of current president Keiko Fujimori. The decision effectively ends legal accountability for the victims, who continue to seek recognition and reparations. The move is seen as a significant setback for human rights advocates and raises questions about political influence over the judiciary.

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