Summary
The United Nations human rights office stated that the U.S. military's action in Venezuela goes against international law and the UN Charter. This intervention removed Venezuela's leader and may cause more security and human rights problems. The UN emphasized that Venezuelans should decide their country's future.
Key Facts
- The U.S. military intervened in Venezuela to remove its leader.
- The UN human rights office claims this action breaks international law.
- According to the UN, the intervention goes against the UN Charter.
- The UN warns that such actions can harm global security.
- The UN also believes these actions might lead to more human rights issues.
- It stresses that the people of Venezuela should choose their own leaders.
