On June 16, Nicolás Maduro exalted the role of his deceased predecessor as a promoter of policies for gender equality and against gender-based violence. Regarding the latter, however, the action of the State and in particular the Supreme Court of […]
The battered international reputation of the Venezuelan judiciary took another hard blow. The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, denounced that judges in Venezuela do not make their decisions based on the arguments or evidence presented during […]
“Madam President, We present the aggravated crisis in Venezuela and how those who demand their rights are criminalized and persecuted. Especially, the defenders who denounce the worsening of the complex humanitarian emergency. The announcement of the state of alarm has […]
The ICJ today highlighted the lack of judicial independence and other obstacles to access to justice for human rights violations in Venezuela, at the UN Human Rights Council. The statement, delivered in an interactive dialogue on the relevant report of […]
Within the framework of the Plan País (Plan for the Country), coordinated by the National Assembly, Acceso a la justicia traced a path to achieve the re-institutionalization of the Judicial Power in Venezuela during the democratic transition. The proposal for […]
