Venezuela: OAS Should Proceed with Meeting

Email The Organization of American States (OAS) and its member countries should proceed with a meeting on the situation in Venezuela. The OAS should use the meeting to address the human rights violations committed in response to widespread public demonstrations since February 12, 2014. (New York) – The Organization of American States (OAS) and its member countries should proceed with a meeting on the situation in Venezuela, Human Rights Watch said today. The OAS should use the meeting to address the human rights violations committed in response to widespread public demonstrations since…

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