Peru

Region
Latin America and Caribbean
Regional Court
Inter-American Court of Human Rights
Regional Organisations
Inter-American Court of Human Rights
Organisation of American States
Legal System
Civil
International Obligations
Slavery
Servitude
Forced Labour
Human Trafficking

International Instruments

1926 Slavery Convention
Not Party
1953 Protocol to the Slavery Convention
Not Party
1956 Supplementary Slavery Convention
Not Party
1966 ICCPR
28 April 1978
1930 Forced Labour Convention
01 February 1960
2014 Protocol to the 1930 Forced Labour Convention
Not Party
1957 Abolition of Forced Labour Convention
06 December 1960
1999 Worst Forms of Child Labour Convention
10 January 2002
2000 Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons
23 January 2002
1998 Rome Statute of the ICC
10 November 2001

Summary of Domestic Prohibition

Slavery and Slave Trade
Practices Similar to Slavery
Servitude
Forced or Compulsory Labour
Human Trafficking
Provisions related to slavery are found in the Constitution at article 2(24)(b) which prohibits slavery in all its forms. Slavery may also form an element of an offence of trafficking under article 129-A of the Penal Code, and it is criminalised as a standalone offence under article 129-Ñ.
There appears to be no legislation in place in Peru which prohibits institutions and practices similar to slavery, although practices similar to slavery may form an element of an offence of trafficking under article 129-A of the Penal Code.
Provisions related to servitude are found in the Constitution at article 2(24)(b) which prohibits servitude in all its forms. Servitude may also form an element of an offence of trafficking under article 129-A of the Penal Code and it is envisaged as a standalone offence under article 129-Ñ of the Penal Code.
Provisions related to forced labour are found in the Constitution which declares that individuals have a right to work freely (article 15) and that no one is obliged to work without free consent (article 23). Article 129-O of the Penal Code also criminalises forced labour as a standalone offence. Forced labour or services may also form an element of an offence of trafficking under article 129-A of the Penal Code.
Provisions related to trafficking in persons are found in the Constitution at article 2(24)(b) which prohibits traffic in human beings in all its forms and the Penal Code which criminalises trafficking in persons under article 129-A.

Legislative Provisions

PERU CONSTITUTION 1993 (WITH AMENDMENTS THROUGH 2009)

PENAL CODE (AS AMENDED BY LAW NO 28950 LAW AGAINST TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS AND ILLEGAL TRAFFIC OF MIGRANTS AND LAW 30251 LAW THAT IMPROVES THE CRIMINALISATION OF TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS)

AWAD REPORT

ENGEN REPORT

PENAL CODE AS AMENDED IN 2021

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