Human Rights Watch sees 'pause' in Venezuela repression but urges deeper reforms
The organization said overt repression has eased under interim President Delcy Rodriguez, following its first official visit to Venezuela in 18 years. But it also warns that the gains remain fragile without institutional reforms and the release of all political prisoners.
Human Rights Watch has observed a decrease in overt repression in Venezuela under interim President Delcy Rodriguez, according to Le Monde English. This development follows the organization's first official visit to Venezuela in 18 years.
Despite this positive trend, Human Rights Watch warns that the gains are fragile and require deeper reforms to be sustainable. According to Le Monde English, these necessary reforms include the release of all political prisoners and institutional changes.
No information from the second report about the African Commission of Health and Human Rights Promoters is relevant to the situation in Venezuela.
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