Chile: Four years on from the social unrest, impunity and a lack of comprehensive reparations persist

By Amnesty International

Four years on from the repressive police response to the social protests and victims have yet to receive full reparations, no progress has been made in the structural reform of the Carabineros (Chile’s national police), and there is continuing impunity in the country, said Amnesty International on the anniversary of the outbreak of the social […] The post Chile: Four years on from the social unrest, impunity and a lack of comprehensive reparations persist appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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