UN rights experts decry worsening repression in Venezuela in wake of contested election result
- The U.N. Fact-finding mission on Venezuela revealed rights violations by security forces, stating they “constitute the crime against humanity of persecution on political grounds.”
- Following the July 28 election, over 2,400 arbitrary detentions occurred, and 25 deaths were reported, most from gunshot wounds, marking severe rule of law deterioration.
- The mission's head, Marta Valiñas, noted an “intensification of the state’s repressive machinery” in response to dissent, characterizing actions as a coordinated plan to silence opposition.
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