UN Chief Demands Venezuela Release All 'Arbitrarily Detained'
UN chief Antonio Guterres called Friday for Venezuelan authorities to release all who have been "arbitrarily detained" since the country's disputed July election, as President Nicolas Maduro was sworn in amid opposition and international outcry.
The UN Human Rights Chief said he was concerned by reports of intimidation ahead of planned protests.
Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro was sworn in for a third six-year term on Friday, a move rejected by the opposition, ...
La líder de la oposición María Corina Machado habló en un video publicado en las redes sociales en el que llamó a los ...
US announces $25m reward for the arrest or conviction of Nicolas Maduro on the day he is sworn in as president of Venezuela ...
GEORGETOWN, Guyana (AP) — Guyana said Thursday that it will seek help from the United Nations’ top court to deter plans by ...
The UN voiced alarm Thursday at reports of arbitrary detentions and intimidation of opponents of Venezuelan strongman Nicolas Maduro ahead of his inauguration for a highly-contested third term.
In its latest statement, Marta Valiñas, Chair of the Fact-Finding Mission, emphasized the importance of upholding the right ...
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