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‘The State Cannot Pardon Itself for Violating Human Rights’

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By CIVICUSSep 23 2025 (IPS)   CIVICUS discusses Peru’s new amnesty law with Nadia Ramos Serrano, founder and researcher at the Leadership Centre for Women of the Americas, a civil society organisation working on democratic development and the role of women in politics. Nadia Ramos SerranoIn August, the Peruvian government passed a controversial amnesty law that benefits military personnel, police officers and members of self-defence organisation…

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‘The State Cannot Pardon Itself for Violating Human Rights’

By CIVICUSSep 23 2025 (IPS)   CIVICUS discusses Peru’s new amnesty law with Nadia Ramos Serrano, founder and researcher at the Leadership Centre for Women of the Americas, a civil society organisation working on democratic development and the role of women in politics. Nadia Ramos SerranoIn August, the Peruvian government passed a controversial amnesty law that benefits military personnel, police officers and members of self-defence organisation…

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