Quinto Inuma Alvarado, Apu from the community of Santa Rosillo de Yanayacu-Huimbayoc, was hit by a firearm near his native Kichwa community, according to statements from his relatives. He was intercepted by armed individuals while sailing in a boat on the Yanayacu River.
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) granted precautionary measures to the relatives of the apu Quinto Inuma, murdered by criminals allegedly linked to illegal logging and the native Kichwa community Santa Rosillo de Yanayacu, settled in the San Martín region.
According to the IACHR, the request for protection was presented after the death of the indigenous leader in November 2023, since his family and members of the community were being threatened and violently intimidated by “settlers” who would seek to establish themselves on their lands. .
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For this reason, they have asked the Peruvian State to adopt the necessary measures to safeguard the integrity of those affected, agreeing with them on the actions to be taken. Likewise, Peru must present a report on the actions it has taken.
As recalled, Manuel Inuma Alvarado, Quinto’s brother, told this publication that as a result of the threats against his life and that of his family, he had to move to Tarapoto, a place where he cannot find work and support his relatives. deceased relative or yours.
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– 2024-05-08 00:06:31
