US EditionJanet Tello Reaffirms Judicial Independence and Rejects Proposal to Leave the Inter-American Court
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In the midst of looks that seemed to “kill”, the head of state, Dina Boluarte, and the president of the judiciary, Janet Tello, faced yesterday around the Inter-American Human Rights System from which the government intends to exclude Peru.MORE INFORMATION: Dina Boluarte is received with protest and repressed with tear gas and perdigonesDuring the ceremony for the Day of the Judge, Boluarte and Tello disagreed with tacit reference phrases, witho…
Arana on the amnesty law for police and military officers: “There is a very favorable position of the ministers” The President of the Judiciary (PJ), Janet Tello, expressed her rejection of the recent proposals on a possible withdrawal of Peru from the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR). During her speech for the Day of the Judge, a ceremony that counted on the presence of President Dina Boluarte, Tello described these positions from t…
Boluarte and Tello disagreed in their speeches about the Inter-American Court of Human Rights Source: Judicial Power The President of the Republic, Dina Boluarte, and the President of the Judiciary, Janet Tello, issued dissenting positions regarding the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR) during the ceremony for the Day of the Judge, held this Monday in the Vidaurre Hall of the Palace of Justice.
Janet Tello, president of the Judiciary, laments that the highest authorities of Per incentivize to stop belonging to the Inter-American Court accusing interference in the country. In addition, she knows that Trinidad and Tobago and Venezuela are the only nations that withdrew from that entity.
Dina Boluarte rejects the intervention of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights by law of amnesty to military personnelPremier Arana opens debate on the departure of Peru from the Inter-American Human Rights SystemThe President of the Judiciary, Janet Tello, today reaffirmed the importance of preserving judicial independence in Peru during her speech on the occasion of the Day of the Judge and the Judge.At the event, held in Lima, she warned …
In defense of justice. In front of Dina Boluarte, the president of the Judiciary Janet Tello defended judicial independence, international treaties and human rights against political power and partisan interest. On the day of the judge, she criticized Congress, Government and the Constitutional Court for the preliminary arrest law the sentence that cuts the Law of Extinction of Dominion.
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