A new report highlights abuse in holding cells controlled by
Venezuela's national intelligence police, offering a rare glimpse into the
workings of the country's notorious state apparatus. The investigation from the
Venezuelan group Window to Freedom (Una Ventana a la Libertad - UVAL), a non-governmental
organization that defends prisoners' rights, found evidence of overcrowding,
torture and illegal detention in two prisons administered by the country's
national intelligence service (Servicio Bolivariano de Inteligencia Nacional -
SEBIN). More… 
Thursday, July 6, 2017
Report Highlights Abuses by Venezuela Intelligence Police
A new report highlights abuse in holding cells controlled by
Venezuela's national intelligence police, offering a rare glimpse into the
workings of the country's notorious state apparatus. The investigation from the
Venezuelan group Window to Freedom (Una Ventana a la Libertad - UVAL), a non-governmental
organization that defends prisoners' rights, found evidence of overcrowding,
torture and illegal detention in two prisons administered by the country's
national intelligence service (Servicio Bolivariano de Inteligencia Nacional -
SEBIN). More… 
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