“Justice refers to the notion that all individuals and groups should be able to enjoy the human rights to which they are entitled. They should be able to seek recognition and legal redress when those rights are violated. At the same time, it means accountability. States that violate human rights should be brought to account and perpetrators of such abuses prosecuted.” —David Geer, Interights
Carmen Argueta points to a court document in her home in Chihuahua, Mexico, stating that her son David showed signs of torture after his arrest.
2006 Report on Activities: Helping to Build a More Just World
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