The Foreign Ministry noted that the Working Group's opinion is not binding and seeks to promote dialogue on human rights
Peru rules out binding nature of UN report on Castillo's detention
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The Foreign Ministry noted that the report of the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention regarding Pedro Castillo "does not constitute" a binding jurisdictional decision and does not produce a direct effect on the domestic legal system. According to the Foreign Ministry, the main objective of the opinions of said working group is to foster dialogue and international cooperation in the field of human rights. The legal action of Castillo's defense also requests that the legislative resolution that declared his presidential vacancy (removal) due to moral incapacity be annulled, for allegedly not having respected his right to defense.
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The Foreign Ministry noted that the report of the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention regarding Pedro Castillo "does not constitute" a binding jurisdictional decision and does not produce a direct effect on the domestic legal system.
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According to the Foreign Ministry, the main objective of the opinions of said working group is to foster dialogue and international cooperation in the field of human rights.
according to RPPThe legal action of Castillo's defense also requests that the legislative resolution that declared his presidential vacancy (removal) due to moral incapacity be annulled, for allegedly not having respected his right to defense.
according to InfobaePUBLICITY In accordance with public international law, the opinions of the Working Group constitute pronouncements issued by a non-jurisdictional oversight mechanism, whose purpose is to promote dialogue and international cooperation in the field of human rights, the Foreign Ministry added.
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The Foreign Ministry noted that the report of the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention regarding Pedro Castillo…
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