Published:
31 October 2021 23:47 GMT
Kareem Khan, a lawyer at the International Criminal Court (ICC), arrived in Venezuela this Sunday on a three-day business trip at the formal invitation of the country’s Attorney General’s Office. During his stay, Khan plans to reconsider the functioning of government agencies.
In this case, Advocate Khan is expected to learn first-hand about the progress of government agencies and to establish a dialogue of positive cooperation, as he has been doing since the recognition of Rome law. pic.twitter.com/gAxNejuIAF
– VTV Channel 8 (VTVcanal8) October 31, 2021
That’s two Problems The lawyer will address in Caracas:
- ‘Venezuela I’: referring to Allegedly violations of public service Against the backdrop of the political protests of 2017 against citizens and Condemned by governments known as the ‘Lima Group’.
- ‘Venezuela II’: Requested and related by the Venezuelan government Crimes against humanity What would have been done Foreign Governments As a result of the use of unilateral compulsory measures imposed on the country since 2014, against the population.
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