What are the prosecutions arguments against Fujimori in the human rights case?
Prosecutors contend that Fujimori used his position as head of state and supreme leader of the armed forces to take actions that led to the creation of the Colina Group, which committed the crimes of which he is being accused. Prosecutors say Fujimori is responsible for the criminal actions of the Colina Group. 6. What is Fujimori’s defense? César Nakasaki, Fujimori’s defense counsel, argues first that Fujimori as president made decisions only through written directives. He says there is no formal evidence of written orders to use illegal tactics in the country’s battle against insurgents, and thus that Fujimori is innocent. Fujimori also maintains that official documents show that he relied on strategies respectful of human rights. Defense counsel maintains that Fujimori did not exert operational command over the planning and execution of the criminal acts attributed to the Colina Group. 7. What is the position of the victims? The victims’ representatives have emphasized the systemati
