UN urges US to tamp down use of force by officers in Portland, warns of ‘human rights violations’
The UN's comments come as the Justice Department announced it would open an investigation into the conduct of federal officers in Portland and Washington D.C.
The United Nations has urged the U.S. to stop using what critics say is excessive force on protesters and journalists during ongoing demonstrations in cities, including Portland, Ore.
“There have been reports that peaceful protesters have been detained by unidentified police officers and that is a worry because it may place those detained outside the protection of the law and may give rise to arbitrary detention and other human rights violations,” Liz Throssell, a U.N. human rights spokeswoman, said at a news briefing in Geneva on Friday.-- More...
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