Venezuela
U.S. sanctions on Venezuela explained
Learn more about what the U.S. sanctions on Venezuelan entities close to the illegitimate Maduro regime actually do and why they matter.
U.N. high commissioner: Violence continues in Venezuela
The U.N. high commissioner for human rights and 55 countries called for an end to the human rights abuses still occurring in Venezuela.
The U.S. stands for human rights
The U.S. State Department's human rights reports call out the worst violators. See how regimes in China, Iran and Venezuela continue to harm their people.
Gold mining in Venezuela rampant with human rights abuses
Venezuela's gold mines are controlled by armed groups who instill fear in communities and force miners to work at gunpoint.
Maduro tells Venezuelan women to have six children
The illegitimate leader's instructions follow an economic collapse and widespread hunger, which have forced many to flee the country.
Maduro threatens universities’ independence
An attempt by Maduro and his cronies to undermine the autonomy of Venezuela's universities violates the nation's constitution.
Maduro steps up his repression of democracy
Maduro continues to suppress any sign of democracy, harming not only interim President Guaidó and his supporters but all of the Venezuelan people.
U.S. sanctions Russian oil company, Venezuelan state airline
The U.S. is taking action against the rampant corruption of Maduro and his cronies by targeting Russian oil company Rosneft and Venezuelan airline Conviasa.
Fighting for justice in authoritarian regimes
As the world marks Social Justice Day on February 20, here's a look at injustices that regimes in China, Iran and Venezuela inflict on their own people.