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This category is for sites on human rights and liberties in Chile.

Resources in This Category

• Alejandra Matus

  http://www.cpj.org/protests/99ltrs/Chile23April99.html
  Chilean Journalist Alejandra Matus prosecuted by Chilean Government (CPJ Protests)

• Amnesty International USA - Chile Human Rights

  http://www.amnestyusa.org/our-work/countries/americas/chile?id=1011133
  News, reports and success stories for the country including AI Annual Report entries for the past ten years. [English, Spanish]

• Chile Disputes the Medical Report on General Pinochet's Fitness to Plead

  http://www.remember-chile.org.uk/declarations/00-02-20rc.htm
  The recommendation that Senator Pinochet is not fit to stand trial is at odds with the available evidence.

• Remember Chile: General Pinochet and Human Rights Abuses

  http://www.remember-chile.org.uk/
  Site for victims of human rights abuses during the regime of Augusto Pinochet in Chile. Advocates bringing Pinochet to trial for crimes against humanity.

• US State Department - Human Rights Report: Chile

  http://www.state.gov/j/drl/rls/hrrpt/2008/wha/119152.htm
  2008 report on the current status of human rights practices including human freedoms, civil liberties, political rights, international investigations, discrimination, worker rights, child labor and working conditions.

• Winston Dwight Cabello

  http://www.winstoncabello.org/
  Dedicated to the memory of Winston Cabello, a victim of the Caravan of Death during the 1973 military coup. Informs about The Winston Dwight Cabello International House Fellowship at The University of California, Berkeley.

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