U.N. Accuses Venezuelan Officials Of Crimes Against Humanity

A UN Human Rights Council panel reports that President Nicolas Maduro and other officials in Venezuela are involved in systematic human rights abuses, including extrajudicial executions, forced disappearances, and torture. The report, over 400 pages long, indicates these actions were part of a crackdown on opposition to Maduro's government. Venezuela has not officially responded to these allegations.

Who has been accused of systematic human rights violations according to the UN panel?

• The United Nations

• International human rights organizations

• The opposition leaders

• President Nicolas Maduro and other top officials

What types of abuses are mentioned in the UN report?

• Environmental degradation

• Extrajudicial executions, forced disappearances, and torture

• Economic sanctions

• Cyber attacks

What is the purpose of the violence described in the UN report?

• To suppress opposition to Maduro's government

• To improve public health

• To support economic growth

• To promote international peace

What is the length of the report produced by the UN team?

• 300 pages

• More than 400 pages

• 200 pages

• 100 pages

How has Venezuela's government responded to the UN report?

• They have accepted the findings

• They have not yet officially commented

• They have launched a counter-report

• They have denied the allegations