Provea Says Prohibition of Arrest without Warrant in Venezuela Is a Test of Arbitrariness
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The Venezuelan Program of Education-Action in Human Rights (Provea) demanded to open an investigation that determines the responsibilities of officials who have executed arbitrary detentions in the country. This is what the organization said after the statement of Delcy Rodríguez, in charge of the...
The NGO Provea, dedicated to the defense of human rights, said this Thursday that the statements of the president in charge of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez —in which it prohibits detention without a warrant— constitute a "proof of arbitrariness." "That the interim authorities have to remind the security forces that they cannot [...] La entrada Provea says that the prohibition of arrest without a warrant in Venezuela is a test of arbitrariness was …
For the NGO, Rodriguez's statement "is a step, but not enough," demanding that those who have "implemented arbitrary detentions" be investigated, that those who "are still detained without guarantees" be released and, in addition, that "the legal scaffolding used to persecute dissent be dismantled" The post Provea says that a ban on arrest without warrant in Venezuela is a test of arbitrariness appeared first on El Carabobeño.
Justice, Encounter and Forgiveness (JepVzla) and the Venezuelan Program of Education-Action in Human Rights (Provea) agree that the effectiveness of the official measure can only be measured through strict compliance and the adoption of solid institutional guarantees that prevent these actions from being just temporary gestures.
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