Venezuela Faces International Condemnation Over Election Repression

Authorities accused of human rights violations and arresting opposition leaders following disputed presidential election results.

Human Rights Watch reports widespread abuses by Venezuelan authorities and pro-government groups against protesters and critics.
Opposition candidate Edmundo González faces an arrest warrant but has not sought asylum, despite international calls for his protection.
International observers and several governments question the transparency and legitimacy of the election results.
Over 2,400 people have been arrested, with many facing severe charges for participating in protests or opposing the government.
The United Nations and International Criminal Court are monitoring the situation, urging accountability for human rights violations.