USA: Act of aggression against Venezuela further weakens rules-based international order and leaves Venezuelans still waiting for justice

By Amnesty International

The 3 January US attack on Venezuela was an unlawful use of force under the UN Charter, further threatening the rules-based international order. Meanwhile, the crimes against humanity perpetrated by the Maduro government against the Venezuelan people remain without justice or guarantees of non-repetition, warned Amnesty International today. “The US military operation in Venezuela constitutes […] The post USA: Act of aggression against Venezuela further weakens rules-based international order and leaves Venezuelans still waiting for justice appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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