UN Report Accuses Maduro of Crimes Against Humanity in Venezuela

The Venezuelan government is accused of severe human rights violations following disputed elections, leading to international condemnation and increased migration.

• A UN report details widespread human rights abuses by Venezuelan security forces after the July presidential election.
• The report accuses President Nicolás Maduro and top officials of instigating violence, including killings, torture, and forced disappearances.
• At least 25 people were confirmed killed, with many others arbitrarily detained and subjected to severe torture methods.
• The crackdown has resulted in a significant increase in Venezuelans fleeing the country, particularly through the Darien Gap.
• International efforts to negotiate with Maduro's government have so far failed, as internal political tensions rise within the ruling party.

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