The Project Office of the Judicial Archiveof Military Court Documents (“ProjectAJPROJUMI”) has gathered some 3,000files covering about 10,000 victims(civilians, police and military) who weresubject to military jurisdiction between1973 and 1985. The files are accessible toanyone with a legitimate interest. TheNational Human Rights Institution andOffice of the Ombudsman, which under ActNo. 19.822 is given unrestricted access tointelligence files, is mandated to maintain
Implemented. The Project Office of the Judicial Archive of Military Court Documents (“Project AJPROJUMI”) has gathered some 3,000 files covering about 10,000 victims (civilians, police and military) who were subject to military jurisdiction between 1973 and 1985. The files are accessible to anyone with a legitimate interest. The National Human Rights Institution and Office of the Ombudsman, which under Act No. 19.822 is given unrestricted access to intelligence files, is mandated to maintain an archive as part of its search for the disappeared.