US EditionNgo Denounces that Political Prisoners in Inof Are Being Pressured to Plead Guilty as a Condition for Amnesty
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The organization Justice, Encounter and Forgiveness denounced this Friday serious irregularities in the application of the Amnesty Law within the National Institute of Women's Guidance (INOF), where political prisoners would have been pressured to admit false crimes or point out third parties in exchange for a possible release. According to the complaint, people who presented themselves as officials linked to the National Assembly made a visit t…
The relatives of political prisoners, as well as released prisoners and NGOs denounce that many of those who come to court to apply for amnesty are extorted by some officials who ask for them from paper resmas to cash Caracas. The NGO Committee for the Freedom of Political Prisoners (@clippve) denounced this Thursday, 5 [...] La entrada Money and paper, the extortion complaints of those who apply for amnesty for political prisoners appears first…
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