Venezuela: Investigate Violence During Protests

Email Venezuelan authorities should investigate the violence during demonstrations across the country on February 12, 2014 promptly and impartially. Investigations should not be used as a pretext for prosecuting political opponents or limiting free speech. (Washington, D.C.) – Venezuelan authorities should investigate the violence during demonstrations across the country on February 12, 2014 promptly and impartially, Human Rights Watch said today. Investigations should not be used as a pretext for prosecuting political opponents or limiting free speech. read more

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