Washington, DC—Four peace activists who remained in the Venezuelan embassy for 36 days were released from police custody on Friday afternoon, just over 24 hours after federal agents raided the embassy in... Read more »
fter more than a month of living in the Venezuelan embassy, DC police and secret service broke open the doors to arrest for activists who had been staying in the embassy to... Read more »
Today, law enforcement agents broke into the Venezuelan Embassy in Washington, D.C., and arrested the four remaining members of the Embassy Protection Collective Read more »
On May 13 the Embassy Protection Collective sent this communication to the U.S. State Department. Read more »
Anti-war activists living in the Venezuelan embassy in Washington, D.C. are under siege by a right-wing mob supported by the Secret Service and other police agencies. Read more »
The following is a statement of solidarity from the human rights organizations of Venezuela to the Embassy Protection Collective in Washington, D.C. Read more »
On May 8, 2019, Gerry Condon attempted to deliver food to the activists inside the Venezuelan Embassy. Gerry is the National Board President of Veterans For Peace. Read more »
Medea Benjamin writes from the Venezuelan Embassy in Washington D.C. about the efforts by Venezuelan right-wing forces to take over the embassy. Read more »
We have joined together as the Embassy Protection Collective to show solidarity with the people of Venezuela and their right to determine their elected government. We are staying in the Venezuelan embassy... Read more »