Clippve a la CPI: “Las víctimas seguimos esperando justicia” The International Criminal Court (ICC) has confirmed its investigation into alleged crimes against humanity in Venezuela remains active and unaffected by the recusal of its prosecutor, Karim Khan. The investigation will be led by Deputy Prosecutor Mame Mandiaye Niang. This continuation offers tangible hope to victims and their families in Venezuela, who have documented widespread suffering and are seeking truth and accountability.

• The ICC investigation into alleged crimes against humanity in Venezuela (Venezuela I) is ongoing and active.
• The recusal of Prosecutor Karim Khan due to a potential conflict of interest does not halt the investigation.
• Deputy Prosecutor Mame Mandiaye Niang will now lead the investigation.
• The Committee for the Freedom of Political Prisoners (Clippve) views this confirmation as a crucial step towards justice for victims.
• Clippve states the ICC is gathering evidence, protecting testimonies, and potentially moving towards arrest warrants or summonses.
• Victims have reported suffering including forced disappearances, arbitrary detentions, torture, and sexual violence.
• This development provides concrete hope for victims and political prisoners in Venezuela.
• The article notes the hostile environment for journalism in Venezuela, with laws restricting information dissemination.