Surviving Accomarca
The pending amnesty law could erase approximately 156 convictions and more than 600 ongoing investigations, according to human rights organisations.
Not only would it protect military members and police from prosecution, but it would also grant “humanitarian” amnesty to already convicted officials over the age of 70.
For many survivors of Peru’s armed conflict, the bill reopens old wounds.
Rural and Indigenous communities were especially hard-hit, and they continue to struggle with marginalisation and inequality.
An estimated 79 percent of the victims from 1985 to 2000 lived in rural areas, and 75 percent spoke an Indigenous language as their mother tongue, like Quechua.
Ochoa himself now leads a group that represents the…
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