El Salvador: Criminal law reforms exacerbate human rights violations against children and adolescents

By Amnesty International

Serious violations of human rights in El Salvador in the context of the state of emergency have reached alarming levels, with over 84 000 detentions, many of them arbitrary, and hundreds of reports of torture, forced disappearances and deaths in state custody. On 12 February 2025, the Legislative Assembly approved reforms that exacerbate and facilitate continued […] The post El Salvador: Criminal law reforms exacerbate human rights violations against children and adolescents appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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