SOS Human rights violation in Peru

Peru is experiencing now the worst crisis in the last 15 years.

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Video: Efraín Zegarra.

Script: Shane Ccasa.

Translation: Consuelo Alarcón.

UPDATE June 7th

Photos by S.M.

Edition by Consuelo Alarcon

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The government is using excessive armed forces against compatriots for exercising their constitutional right to protest, becoming a massacre of our brothers and sisters.

80% of Peruvians reject the current civic-military dictatorship of Dina Boluarte (La República newspaper), where more than 35,000 Amazonian and Andean Peruvians have mobilized from the interior of Peru to the capital Lima, leaving their land, their families, jobs, some cases animals and crops, to make their voices heard in the face of the repression that has claimed the lives of adolescents, doctors, civilians.

Cusco protests on January 19th. Photo by Ninoska Montufar.

Food, water, and medicines are required to confront and give humanitarian support to our brothers and sisters. For this reason, we call on all Peruvian residents in the world as well as the international community to help us to provide the resources needed for the Peruvian people in Lima. No more violation of the human rights of thousands of Peruvians who are resisting a dictatorship. We need your support.

Let it be heard throughout the world, we are living in Peru an unjust repression at the hands of Boluarte's government.

Read more:

New York Times Dec 19

New York Times Ene 10

New York Times Ene 19

These are some photos of local donations for food, water, and protective gear (helmets)

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Our team:

Adalid Rondán Rodríguez (1992), Cusco-Perú, actress, performing arts professor, director, oral narrator, and voice talent. She has directed important scenic work such as "Yanantin", "K'anchay: Lifesaving Stories for girls and boys" (Peru). She directs collectives like Itinerant Center for Art and Scenic Exploration (Colombia-Peru), experimentation collective TIKRAY(Peru). She is also a cultural manager at Tómate la Palabra, a multidisciplinary event around the arts (Colombia).

My name is Consuelo Alarcon, I am a cusqueña biologist. I lived in the US for my graduate studies back in 2020 and still have a US bank account that allows me to create this campaign. I am currently living in Cusco city. I am part of an activist Cusqueñxs group self summoned, without any political party. We have supported the protests on the ground with local musicians and artists to get funds. In addition, we are creating this campaign to let the world know and get more help.

Coordinadora 14N

Peruvian collective for social justice for victims of repression.

Find out more:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coordinadora14n/

All funds are supporting humanitarian causes such as food, water, medicines, and transportation for people victims of repression during Dic, Jan, and Feb protests in Peru.

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