Human Rights
ICC prosecutor seeks to reopen Venezuela human rights investigation
Khan’s request to resume the probe comes six months after Venezuela asked the court to defer the investigation to authorities in the South American country
Khan’s request to resume the probe comes six months after Venezuela asked the court to defer the investigation to authorities in the South American country
In Latin America, Venezuela ranked the lowest with a score of 14 on a scale of zero (highly corrupt) to 100 (very clean)
“Instead of penalizing the people, the government should listen to their calls. Authorities must let people express their thoughts freely and protest peacefully without fear of retaliation.”
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A handful of MAGA Republicans pushed the bill even though The Heritage Foundation reports that under President Donald Trump, the agency was highly effective
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U.S. Department of State spokesman, Ned Price, on the negotiations between the Maduro regime and the opposition: a move that will “lead to the peaceful restoration of democracy” that the Venezuelan people want and deserve.
Prosecutor Karim Khan signed a memorandum of understanding with President Nicolas Maduro determining that “he will proceed to open an investigation to establish the truth” behind events in Venezuela.