Venezuela Using Excessive Force Against Protesters Un Says Cnn

Venezuela Using Excessive Force Against Protesters Un Says Cnn Venezuelan security forces have used excessive force and arbitrarily detained thousands of people over months of sometimes deadly anti regime protests, the un’s human rights office said tuesday. The united nations has accused venezuelan security forces of using excessive force and arbitrarily detaining thousands of people over the course of several months during protests against maduro.

Venezuela Using Excessive Force Against Protesters Un Says Cnn Cnn —. the international criminal court is looking into allegations of excessive force and other abuses by venezuela’s government in response to sometimes deadly anti regime protests, its. Witness accounts suggest that security forces have systematically used disproportionate force to instill fear, crush dissent and to prevent demonstrators. Analysts say there could be a new wave of unrest in the country if there are widespread protests against the regime. and the united nations, which also called on the country’s election. Venezuelan security forces using excessive force, arrests to crush protests, un rights office says share posted tue 8 aug 2017 at 9:09pm tuesday 8 aug 2017 at 9:09pm tue 8 aug 2017 at 9:09pm.

Venezuela Was On The Brink Of An Uprising Now Protesters Are Fighting Analysts say there could be a new wave of unrest in the country if there are widespread protests against the regime. and the united nations, which also called on the country’s election. Venezuelan security forces using excessive force, arrests to crush protests, un rights office says share posted tue 8 aug 2017 at 9:09pm tuesday 8 aug 2017 at 9:09pm tue 8 aug 2017 at 9:09pm. "the generalized and systematic use of excessive force during demonstrations and the arbitrary detention of protesters and perceived political opponents indicate that these were not the illegal or. Venezuelan security forces have systematically wielded excessive force to suppress protests, killing dozens, and have arbitrarily detained 5,000 people since april, including 1,000 still in.