Nicaragua’s crackdown on opponents amounts to crimes against humanity, UN experts say
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Nicaragua's state institutions have together carried out enforced disappearances, torture and arbitrary detention of political opponents, conduct that amounts to crimes against humanity, according to a report published on Tuesday by UN e…
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