8 October 2026 – Seven human rights organisations intervened today in a landmark case before Argentina’s Federal Court of Criminal Cassation to determine whether survivors…
Amidst the U.S. military and political intervention regarding Venezuela, there has been renewed emphasis on the need to provide legal certainty to attract foreign investment.…
The decision by Venezuela’s de facto government to promote a reform of the so-called “Constitutional Law Against Hate, for Peaceful Coexistence and Tolerance” opens a…
The latest report by the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela (FFM), presented this week to the Human Rights Council, once…
The discussion about the upcoming elections in Venezuela — a process whose date remains uncertain — has become a political battleground where each actor seeks…
The recent oil agreement signed between the United States and Venezuela is an event that demands rigorous examination. While a definitive technical analysis by experts…
On August 25, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) publicly announced that it had formally submitted Case No. 14.267 to the Inter-American Court of…
The amnesty law approved in Venezuela was initially welcomed as a real possibility for beginning to close one of the most painful chapters of political…
Venezuela is heading toward a new attempt at dialogue between a sector of the opposition and the de facto government. On August 1, Dinorah Figuera…
The architecture of international criminal justice is facing an unprecedented upheaval. The global stage has entered a phase of systemic cynicism where ideological extremes converge.…