Amnesty urges El Salvador to disclose terms of Haiti troop deployment
Amnesty International has called on El Salvador and Haiti to make public the agreement governing the deployment of around 2,000 Salvadoran troops to the gang-plagued Caribbean nation, warning of risks to human rights and accountability.
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Illustrative image. El Salvador Army 1st Sgt. Jose Hernandez, from the El Salvador Special Forces Anti-Terrorist Special Command, right, gives the go-ahead to a team of soldiers of the U.S. Army's 1st Battalion, 325th Airborne 060502-A-CL600-023 Image credit: KAYE RICHEY, CIV, USA · Licence: Public Domain Mark 1.0 · Source
Amnesty International has called on El Salvador and Haiti to make public the agreement governing the deployment of around 2,000 Salvadoran troops to the gang-plagued Caribbean nation, warning of risks to human rights and accountability.