Members of the El Salvador Human Rights Commission (CDHES) issued a formal denunciation on Sunday in San Salvador, asserting that the Salvadoran state has failed to fulfill its obligations to victims of the country's civil war. The organization highlighted the ongoing lack of justice and reparations for those impacted by the conflict.
The civil war in El Salvador resulted in significant human loss, with official records citing 75,000 deaths and approximately 8,000 individuals reported missing. The CDHES statement underscores the persistent grievances regarding the state's historical accountability and the unresolved status of these casualties decades after the conflict ended.
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