255 Human rights — International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, 1966 — Admissibility of communication — Whether the case being pending before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights — Exhaustion of local remedies — Whether effective remedies being available in Venezuela — Fear of arbitrary detention — Whether claims being substantiated — Impact of not substantiating claims — Inadmissibility of unsubstantiated claims — Right to fair trial — Judicial independence — Prerequisites of judicial independence — Whether security of tenure applying to both judges and prosecutors — Whether Venezuelan judges and prosecutors enjoying guarantees of independence — Presumption of innocence — Statements on guilt by public authorities — Statements by Venezuela’s President — Book published by Venezuela’s Attorney General — Right to adequate facilities to prepare one’s defence — Whether right extending to obtaining copies of documents — Whether Venezuela imposing disproportionate burden on defendant to prepare his defence — Right to effective remedy — Whether fear of arbitrary detention preventing effective remedy — Remedies for violation — Venezuela’s obligation to make full reparation — Ways to make reparation — United Nations Human Rights Committee
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