US EditionUn Rapporteurs Alert on Deportation of Venezuelan Activists From the United States
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On Wednesday, UN human rights experts expressed their “alarm” at the arrest and possible deportation of four Venezuelan dissidents in the United States, warning that the measure would violate international law and put their lives at serious risk. Dehivis David Olivo Hernández, Gregory José Sanabria Tarazona, Teobaldo Antonio León and Wilmer Alexander García Vallenilla, three political dissidents and a human rights defender residing in exile in U…
News of the Day and the Hour Latest News of today A group of UN human rights rapporteurs and members of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention warned this Friday of "the imminent deportation of three Venezuelan political dissidents and a human rights defender living in exile in the United States." According to experts, such an action would violate human rights and refugee rights, although U.S. authorities accuse them of being part of the crim…
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AporreaA group of UN human rights rapporteurs and members of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention warned on Friday of "the imminent deportation of three Venezuelan political dissidents and a human rights defender living in exile in the United States." According to the experts, such an action would violate the rights [...] The entry UN Rapporteurs warn of deportation of Venezuelan activists from the United States was first published in Information F…
A group of UN human rights rapporteurs and members of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention warned on Friday August 29 of "the imminent deportation of three Venezuelan political dissidents and a human rights defender living in exile in the United States." According to experts, such an action would violate the human rights and rights of refugees, although U.S. authorities accuse them of being part of the criminal organization Tren de Aragua an…
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