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Peru
Peruvian security forces, responding at times to violent protests over mines and other large-scale development projects, continue to use live gunfire that kills and wounds civilians. Official investigations into the deaths and injuries remain inadequate. Judicial investigations into grave human rights abuses committed during the 20-year armed conflict that ended in 2000 remain slow and limited.
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