A tribunal chavista ordered the release of the libertad de cinco trabajadores de la NGO venezolana Azul Positivo

A tribunal chavista ordered this juves the release of the libertad of five workers of Azul Positivo, a Venezuelan NGO that focuses its work on the prevention of VIH and the sexual transmission diseases and against which it has advanced in recent days.

Specifically, the Court of Control of the State of Zulia, ‘n vrag de la jueza Yesiré Rincón Pertuz, ordered the medida lie of the taxation accuses the members of “Fraudulent way of conducting intelligent or analogous instruments, association for inquiry and capitalization”.

The media outlines two days when military counterintelligence officers and regional police officers joined the organization, despite the fact that many countries are at the local and international level. Fue alli cuando los miembros fueron detenidos. Please inform the local media Monitoreamos, serán recluidos en la sede del DGCIM en Maracaibo.

“The detention of Azul Positivo’s integrators represents risks for the life of VIH people living in Zulia, giving them protection to families in food insecurity and to the beneficiary communities of their programs”, denounces the Commission of Human Rights of the State of Zulia (Codhez) on its account on the social network of Twitter.

Además la commisión exigió que “The International Humanitarian System Installed in Venezuela must have a corporate identity before the creation of spaces for humanitarian assistance, protection and living”.

Entretanto, lthe UN condemns the attack on Nicolas Maduro’s regime against the freedom of the press and civil society in Venezuela. In a statement, the spokesman for the Office of the Human Rights, Marta Hurtado, indicated that the organization is “deeply concerned” about the ultimate advances in dictatorship against both sectors.

Specific mention the alliance against the Positive NGO ONG, which focuses its work on HIV prevention and sexual transmission diseases, and recent actions against three media of communication: VPITV, Panorama and TalCual.

With respect to the first one, record that tuvo lugar el 12 de enero en el estado Zulia, when military counterintelligence officers and the regional police enter into the seat of the non-governmental organization.

“Fueron documents have been leaked and six employees have been arrested. Cinco siguen detenidos. No han podido ver a sus abogados ni a sus familiares ”, details the document. Y agrega: “This is the second time in the last few months that it has consulted the office of a humanitarian NGO and has interrogated its staff, in addition to the external financing received from outside”.

The previous case referred to in the Declaration is that of Convite, which will assist Mayors adults and who will also be able to attend the December mediation. In these instances, officials of Maduro’s regime were detained by its Director-General, Luis Francisco Cabeza. Justifying its action with an accusation of “financing of terrorism”, procedures also apply to the equipment of the facilities, located in Los Dos Caminos, in Caracas.

Francelia Ruiz, Director of Projects of the NGO, denounces that in the middle of the proceedings the impedieron will enter the Convite seat, and will carry out an inventory of the equipment that will be delivered. ‘It is urgent that international bodies announce hostilities against NGOs carrying out humanitarian work in Venezuela”, Signal Convite.

In respect, the official of the ONU said that “The States do not have to impose strict restrictions on the capacity of NGOs to access national, foreign or international sources of funding.”.

“I’m most disconcertante quand these incursions are accompanied by declarations of public servants that exhort the criminalization of civil society organizations and their personnel”, Agregó.

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