The legacy of Mariela Ramírez, the “social architect” who built bridges of dialogue in Venezuela
The Foro Cívico and various media outlets confirmed her death on October 15. Her career left an indelible legacy in…
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UN Human Rights Council renews the Fact-Finding Mission in Venezuela
International human rights monitoring in Venezuela will remain active for at least two more years.
Government Released 99 People Amid Political and Military Tensions: What Do We Know So Far?
Civil organizations demand greater transparency in relation to the releases as well as the extension of the measure for all…
UN High Commissioner warns of deterioration of Human Rights in Venezuela and tension with the U.S.
In an oral update before the UN Human Rights Council, High Commissioner Volker Türk denounced the closing of civic space, arbitrary detentions, and forced disappearances in Venezuela, while calling for a review of sanctions and urging against an escalation of international confrontation that worsens the impact on the civilian population.
ICC To Close Caracas Office, Venezuela I Investigation to Continue
The Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) has confirmed that it will close its office in Caracas due to a lack of substantial progress in national investigative efforts.
Prosecutor Karim Khan Officially Steps Aside from ICC Investigation into Venezuela
The official has held several meetings with representatives of the Venezuelan State following the procedure initiated in 2021. Photo: Presidential…
36 Years After the Caracazo, NGOs Denounce Persistent Human Rights Violations
The “Caracazo” was a social uprising in Venezuela that began on February 27, 1989. The military was sent to suppress…