The UN rights chief has warned of possible “crimes against
humanity” in Venezuela, prompting the crisis-hit country to accuse his office
of wielding human rights as “a political weapon”. Venezuela’s crisis has caused
food and medicine shortages, deadly unrest and calls for President Nicolas
Maduro to quit. Hunger eats away at Venezuela’s soul as its people struggle to
survive. Clashes with security forces at anti-government protests have left
around 130 people dead since April. More… 
Tuesday, September 12, 2017
Venezuela crisis: UN calls for investigation into possible crimes against humanity
The UN rights chief has warned of possible “crimes against
humanity” in Venezuela, prompting the crisis-hit country to accuse his office
of wielding human rights as “a political weapon”. Venezuela’s crisis has caused
food and medicine shortages, deadly unrest and calls for President Nicolas
Maduro to quit. Hunger eats away at Venezuela’s soul as its people struggle to
survive. Clashes with security forces at anti-government protests have left
around 130 people dead since April. More… 
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