Sairam Rivas
Sairam Rivas is an activist and partner of Jesús Armas, a political prisoner in Venezuela. She has been vocal about the human rights abuses faced by detainees and their families, participating in protests that demand the right to visit political prisoners who have been isolated from their loved ones for extended periods. Rivas highlights the emotional and mental toll that such isolation takes not only on the prisoners themselves but also on their families.
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Venezuela:
Sairam Rivas, partner of political prisoner Jesús Armas, thanked the EU for their solidarity and clarified that they seek to have the community bloc act as an intermediary with the Venezuelan state.
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Venezuela:
Sairam Rivas, pareja del preso político Jesús Armas, y miembro del Comité, agradeció a la UE por 'toda la solidaridad'.
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Venezuela:
Sairam Rivas is the partner of political prisoner Jesús Armas and also a member of the delegation.
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Venezuela:
Sairam Rivas llevó la voz cantante en esta excelente iniciativa.
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Venezuela:
Sairam Rivas, partner of former councilman Jesús Armas, spoke during a protest organized by the Committee for the Freedom of Political Prisoners.
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Venezuela:
Sairam Rivas, partner of activist Jesús Armas and member of Clippve, highlighted the inconsistency of the Venezuelan state regarding due process guarantees for migrants while political prisoners face systematic violations of their fundamental rights.
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Venezuela:
Sairam Rivas is a representative of the Committee for the Freedom of Political Prisoners, demanding immediate freedom for detainees.
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Venezuela:
Sairam Rivas is the partner of Jesús Armas and has been vocal about his arbitrary detention.
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Venezuela:
Sairam Rivas called for the protection of the rights of detainees and criticized the complicity of the judicial system.
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Venezuela:
Sairam Rivas indicated that social media is their only pressure mechanism to raise awareness about the conditions of detainees.
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