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The United Nations Human Rights' Council sent a document to Peruvian representatives, demanding the country delivers information abouth the arbitrary imprisonment of former President Pedro Castillo and the repression of social protests in 2022 and 2023. teleSUR
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00:00The United Nations Human Rights Council sent a document to Peruvian representatives demanding
00:05the country delivers the information requested in March regarding the arbitrary imprisonment
00:10of former President Pedro Castillo and the repression of social protest in 2022 and 2023.
00:16In an official letter addressed to the country's United Nations Ambassador and its permanent
00:21mission to the international body, Human Rights Committee's Special Report 2 for follow-up
00:27to conclude an observation, Yvonne Donders recalled, the Committee requested the State
00:32Party to provide by 24 March 2026 information on the implementation of recommendations contained
00:39in paragraph 27, use of force in the context of demonstrations, 37, right to take part in
00:47public affairs and the right to a fair trial, and 43, rights of minorities and indigenous
00:53communities. In this regard, the United Nations official stressed, the Committee has noted
00:58that the information requested has not yet been provided and has decided to send a reminder
01:03to the State Party, ending the missive by emphasizing the Committee will appreciate receiving the
01:09above-mentioned information by 24 September 2026.
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