Amnesty International Demands Freedom of "Hundreds of People Arbitrarily Detained" in Venezuela
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Amnesty International demanded on Wednesday the immediate and unconditional release of the hundreds of people who, according to the organization, remain arbitrarily detained in Venezuela. In a message disseminated through its official account, the Venezuelan section of the organization said: “We demand the immediate and unconditional release of the hundreds of people arbitrarily detained in Venezuela. Defending rights and expressing dissent is n…
The Venezuelan Observatory of Prisons (OVP) added to Amnesty International’s complaint and reiterated that the response must be “integral and guarantee the freedom of all persons arbitrarily detained.” Amnesty International denounced the “absolute lack of transparency” in front of persons arbitrarily detained for political reasons in Venezuela, calling it “atrocious.” Human rights organization and global movement Amnesty International issued a n…
Amnesty International demands the immediate release of detainees in Venezuela. The entry Amnesty International denounces opacity in prisons and demands the cessation of persecution in Venezuela #27Ago was first published in El Impulso.
27-08-26.-Amnesty International demanded the “immediate and unconditional” release of the hundreds of people who, according to the organization, remain in “arbicontra” detention in Venezuela, and asked the State to guarantee their integrity, due process and access to medical care.
The human rights organization expressed concern about the partial and restrictive nature of recent releases. It stressed that the freedom of these citizens should not be subject to measures that limit their fundamental rights or to judicial conditions that leave them vulnerable to future reprisals. The post Amnesty International demands the release of those arbitrarily detained in Venezuela appeared first on THE NATIONAL.
Amnesty International this Wednesday demanded the "immediate and unconditional" release of the hundreds of people who remain arbitrarily detained in Venezuela and questioned that the recent releases have not been extended to all victims of this human rights violation. In a statement published in its official accounts on social networks, the organization also rejected that some releases are subject to conditions and restrictions of rights, and re…
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