Disappearance: Ortega's Tactic for Silencing Critical Voices
The Nicaraguan regime puts their political prisoners at additional risk by holding them in conditions of “forced disappearance.”
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The Nicaraguan regime puts their political prisoners at additional risk by holding them in conditions of “forced disappearance.”
Since before the crisis that the country is going through, the Ortega-Murillo dictatorship has been attacking academic freedom.
The journalist was taken from jail and declared guilty by a kangaroo court in the early morning hours of June 9, with no right to defense.
The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has exposed in a document released Tuesday Nicaragua's disregard for civil liberties nationwide.
According to the Nicaragua Nunca Más Human Rights Collective’s June 29 report Nicaragua: Between Repression and Citizen Resistance, the Nicaraguan Population Human Rights Situation 2021-2022, “political persecution; harassment; siege; state violence; and arbitrary imprisonment of journalists, human rights defenders, civil society activists, members of organizations and non-profit associations, opponents, and members of political parties” are the main causes of the wave of Nicaraguan refugees.