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Venezuelan president meets Human Rights Watch monitor 18 years after expulsion

Summary by Canadian Affairs
Venezuela’s interim president Delcy Rodriguez hosted representatives from Human Rights Watch on Thursday, 18 years after the country expelled the monitor’s director.

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It is the organization's first official visit to the country since 2008, after the expulsion of its then director for the Americas, José Miguel Vivanco.

Representatives of the delegation of the National Assembly elected in 2015 held a working meeting with members of the international organization Human Rights Watch (HRW), with the aim of assessing the current human rights situation in the country and coordinating actions aimed at the restoration of democratic order.The entry AN 2015 meets with Human Rights Watch to address the human rights crisis in Venezuela #20Sep was first published in El Imp…

The delegation of the National Assembly elected in 2015 met with representatives of Human Rights Watch, from whom to hear comments on the situation of human rights in Venezuela, the need for independence of the public authorities and the situation of political prisoners. The delegation of the National Assembly 2015 was [...] The entry Delegation of the Parliament 2015 holds a meeting with Human Rights Watch was first published in Focus Informati…

Representatives of the AN 2015 held a meeting this Sunday with members of the organization Human Rights Watch (HRW), where they reviewed the current panorama of human rights in Venezuela and the institutional challenges of the nation. At the meeting, the assembly of that parliament was led by Dinorah Figuera, along with Desiree Barboza, Elimar [...] La entrada PHOTOS: Representatives of the AN 2015 and HRW met to discuss the human rights situati…

They mentioned that they will continue to promote such approaches in the spaces of political dialogue that they maintain with representatives of the national government.

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Canadian Affairs broke the news on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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