Venezuela Expels UN Human Rights Office Amid Anti-Government Accusations

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Venezuela orders the local United Nations office on human rights to close, accusing it of assisting coup plotters and terrorist groups, leading to the expulsion of its staff within 72 hours. This decision follows the recent detention of a prominent human rights attorney and her family, prompting criticism from both domestic and international sources. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights had expressed deep concern over the attorney's detention and called for her immediate release, while the Venezuelan government accuses the UN office of maintaining a discourse against the government and the Venezuelan people.
- Venezuela orders UN office on human rights to close, accusing it of anti-government activity The Associated Press
- In Extraordinary Move, Venezuela Expels U.N. Human Rights Agency The New York Times
- Venezuela closes UN human rights office days after detaining lawyer The Guardian
- Venezuela expels U.N. human rights officers as activist remains in prison The Washington Post
- Venezuela kicks out UN office in anti-dissent ramp-up Axios
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