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…
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…
An emergency comprises multiple layers. It has more visible and painful facets, such as those produced by the natural disaster that has kept the country…
Six months have passed since Delcy Rodríguez was appointed interim president. This period was supposed to end a cycle of provisional rule, but it has…
The recent confirmation of Víctor Hugo Quero Navas’s death in state custody has once again placed the situation of political prisoners in Venezuela and the…
From the “new political moment,” as the Rodrigato—the de facto government of the Rodríguez brothers—described it, Venezuela quickly moved to “a new moment for justice.”…
On February 19, the National Assembly unanimously approved the Amnesty Law for Democratic Coexistence, an instrument theoretically aimed at releasing hundreds of people prosecuted for…
The release of political prisoners in Venezuela continues at a trickle. A discretionary and deeply painful system is imposed on families due to the lack…
Two weeks after the new administration took office in the United States, the world of human rights, humanitarian work, development and peace operations, and other…