The UN accuses Nicaragua's government of abuses 'tantamount to crimes against humanity'
- The United Nations accuses Nicaragua of serious human rights violations and potential crimes against humanity, mainly targeting political opposition.
- Nicaraguans, including students, Indigenous, and Catholic Church members, face state persecution, with government shutting down social groups and sanctioning individuals.
- Hundreds of thousands flee government repression, becoming stateless and losing citizenship rights as the crackdown extends beyond Nicaragua's borders.
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