In this episode of Diálogos con Gisela Ortiz, we speak with Gloria Cano, representative of APRODEH (Association for Human Rights), about the current state of human rights in Peru and the tensions surrounding the ongoing pursuit of truth, justice, and reparations.

Throughout the conversation, Gloria Cano examines both the progress and setbacks in the defense of human rights, revisits emblematic cases that continue to shape collective memory, and explains the importance of the Inter-American Human Rights System as a crucial avenue for confronting impunity.

We also discuss current threats to justice and the work of civil society, including legislative initiatives concerning statutes of limitations and amnesty, as well as the APCI law, which seeks to expand state oversight of organizations that support victims and defend fundamental rights.

An essential conversation for understanding what is at stake in Peru today—and why the defense of human rights remains an urgent and collective responsibility.