Venezuela: Civil Society Organizations call for the renewal of Key UN Fact-Finding Mission
A coalition of 21 rights groups says the mission remains needed to document abuses, identify suspects, and support accountability after years of impunity.
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Human rights organizations demand to maintain the UN Mission on Venezuela until 2028
Venezuela: Civil Society Organizations call for the renewal of Key UN Fact-Finding Mission
In a joint statement published today, a group of 21 civil society organizations, including Amnesty International, call for the renewal of the UN Fact-Finding Mission on Venezuela (FFM) and address key questions regarding this special UN mechanism, including what the FFM is and why must it be maintained at least until 2028; how the FFM is complementary […]
22-09-26.- Venezuelan and international human rights organizations asked the United Nations Human Rights Council to renew for two years the mandate of the International Independent Fact-Finding Mission on Venezuela on Monday, September 21, to consider...
The renewal of the mandate of the UN Fact-Finding Mission on Venezuela (MIIDH) requested 21 organizations through a Joint Declaration, in the framework of the 63rd session of the Human Rights Council. In the framework of the 63rd session of the Human Rights Council, the [...] The entry 21 organizations request renewal of the mandate of the UN Fact-Finding Mission on Venezuela (MIIDH) #21Sep was first published in El Impulso.
“Hundreds of people remain arbitrarily detained for political reasons, people identified as potential perpetrators of crimes against humanity continue to hold high-powered positions in government, and the government’s efforts to evade justice at the national and international levels have deepened,” the organizations state in a document.
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