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Human Rights Watch, Brookings Institution, Corporación de Estudios para Latinoamerica

Human Rights Watch

The Venezuelan government’s response to the protests that began on February 12, 2014, led to accusations of human rights abuses. In its report, “Punished for Protesting: Rights Violations in Venezuela’s Streets, Detention Centers, and Justice System,” Human Rights Watch analyzes 45 allegations of abuses perpetrated by...

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