NGOs Urged Colombia, Brazil and Mexico to Expedite Venezuelan Asylum Applications and Recognize that Migration Is Forced by Human Rights Violations
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Charbel Najm, president of the NGO Alianza por Venezuela, said that this institutional delay is not only a bureaucratic failure, but a lack of protection that leaves the persecuted politicians exposed to real risks, even outside the borders of their country of origin. The post Demands Colombia, Brazil and Mexico to accelerate Venezuelan asylum applications in the face of forced migration appeared first on THE NATIONAL.
The director of Alliance for Venezuela, Charbel Najm, this Wednesday urged the governments of Colombia, Brazil and Mexico to clearly recognize the structural causes of Venezuelan migration, forced by political persecution, institutional deterioration and systematic human rights violations, and to speed up the asylum processes that have in many cases been unresolved for years, leaving people in a situation of high legal vulnerability.
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