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50 Political Prisoners Linked to the Plaza Venezuela Case Denied Amnesty · Global Voices
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Justice, Encounter and Forgiveness (JEP) denounced on Monday, March 30 that the requests for amnesty to 50 political prisoners, linked to the so-called Plaza Venezuela case of January 2025, were denied. In a message published in X, the non-governmental organization noted that it is deeply worrying that these requests have been rejected without any legal motivation. It recalled that the Amnesty Law was conceived as an instrument aimed at promotin…
The NGO Justice, Encounter and Forgiveness (JEP) and relatives of the political prisoners in the Plaza Venezuela case of January 2025 denounced on Monday that the amnesty requests to 50 of them have been denied, and stated that it is deeply worrying that these requests have been rejected without any legal motivation. The organization reiterated the need to take immediate measures to ensure an impartial and independent review of the cases concern…
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