Volume 21, Number 9 · May 30, 1974
Terror in Chile II: The Amnesty Report
By Rose Styron
Amnesty International, an apolitical world organization dedicated to protecting nonviolent 'prisoners of conscience' and basic rights for people in all countries, receives reports almost daily of kidnapings, closed trials, arranged deaths, summary executions, expulsions, barbaric torture, and government by intimidation throughout Chile.
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