The Santiago Court of Appeal upheld the sentence that orders the State to repair the moral damage caused to a woman who, at the age of 17, was the victim of illegal detention, assault and torture in different areas of the Biobío Region, classifying the acts perpetrated by state agents as crimes against humanity.
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The Santiago Court of Appeal upheld the sentence that orders the State to repair the moral damage caused to a woman who, at the age of 17, was the victim of illegal detention, assault and torture in different areas of the Biobío Region, classifying the acts perpetrated by state agents as crimes against humanity.