Venezuela: Renewal of UN Scrutiny Supports Victim’s Rights in the Face of Persisting Impunity
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Venezuela: Renewal of UN scrutiny supports victim’s rights in the face of persisting impunity
In response to the UN Human Rights Council’s vote today adopting the resolution that renews the mandate of the Fact-Finding Mission on Venezuela, as well as of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, for another two years, Amnesty International’s Americas director, Ana Piquer, said: “We welcome this decision to continue the scrutiny […]
(EFE).- Amnesty International (AI) and several Venezuelan NGOs celebrated this Tuesday that the UN Human Rights Council approved a resolution extending for two years the mandate of the independent mission that investigates alleged violations in Venezuela. Amnesty International’s Director for the Americas, Ana Piquer, considered that extending the work [...] The NGO entry celebrates the renewal of the UN mission to investigate violations in Venez…
The UN Human Rights Council renewed for two years the Fact-Finding Mission and the High Commissioner’s mandate on Venezuela. The entry UN Human Rights Council renews for two years the mandates on Venezuela with support from 25 countries #6Oct was first published in El Impulso.
The United Nations Human Rights Council approved on Tuesday the renewal for another two years of the mandate of the International Independent Fact-Finding Mission on Venezuela, charged with investigating serious human rights violations in the country. The resolution was endorsed by 25 countries, including Spain, while [...] The UN entry renews for two years mission that investigates human rights violations in Venezuela was first published in El …
The Human Rights Council adopted a resolution extending the mandate of the Independent Fact-Finding Mission for Venezuela for a further two years.
The UN Human Rights Council approved a resolution extending the mandate of the Independent Fact-Finding Mission for Venezuela for two more years, days after the latter stated in its last report that the repressive machinery of the interim government of Delcy Rodríguez remained “intact” after the capture of Nicolás Maduro. [...] The UN entry renews another two years the Fact-Finding Mission: it remains concerned about “continuous and serious viol…
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