Argentina begins to receive complaints for violation of human rights in Venezuela – Telam

The Ministry of Justice and Human Rights will receive reports from Venezuelans living in Argentina about possible human rights violations in their country, as part of a campaign that will continue until July 31st.

To provide "testimonials and information", Venezuelans can visit the "Migrants' Orientation Center, located at 1626 Luis Saenz Peña Street, President of Buenos Aires, from July 24 to 27 and from May 29 to 31. July, July, between 10 and 20 ", according to a resolution bearing the signature of the portfolio holder, Germán Garavano.

Likewise, the ministry has made available a "Victim Assistance Hotline", which will work all day to "provide additional details on the operation, in which a team specializing in the field of" "is available. Victim Assistance from the ENAVID Work Center will be working to badist victims of crime, "he said.

"The Argentine government has decided to provide an interdisciplinary team that will receive information from Venezuelan citizens, listening to the report of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, and in compliance with international human rights commitments and obligations, "says the official text.