The US attack on Venezuela and the abduction of its leader have no basis in law.
The US attack on Venezuela and the abduction of its leader have no basis in law.
Professor of law at Howard University School of Law.
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The United States intervention in Venezuela to abduct President Nicolás Maduro is not law enforcement extended beyond its borders. It is international vandalism, plain and unadorned.
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