Peru trials helped end terror but at a price
A profile of Zenaida Huertas and the secret Peruvian military tribunals of the early 1990s. The article details wrongful convictions, long detentions, and the chilling court conditions, illustrating the cost of harsh anti terror tactics amid Peru’s fight against the Shining Path. It contrasts U.S. defense of secrecy with criticism from critics and lawmakers.
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Russian journalist Grigory Pasko convicted of espionage
Russian rights groups attack the verdict as a blow to free expression after Grigory Pasko, a military journalist, is found guilty of attending a Pacific Fleet commanders’ secret meeting in 1997 and possessing notes. The case adds to a string of prosecutions of whistle blowers for allegedly revealing state information.
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