Protesters gathered in El Salvador's capital on March 28 to denounce ongoing human rights abuses under the state of emergency that was first enacted a year ago in response to rampant gang violence. Since then, Salvadoran authorities have apprehended approximately 66,000 individuals, accusing them of being gang members, but many are believed to be innocent and wrongly detained. Our team recently spoke with a concerned mother whose son was arrested 11 months ago.
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