Geneva, Switzerland (HRNW) – The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has voiced alarm over worsening living conditions in Cuba, citing power shortages, limited access to food, and strain on healthcare services.
Officials warned that prolonged economic hardship is eroding basic socio-economic rights, disproportionately affecting vulnerable communities including children and the elderly. Human rights observers have urged both domestic authorities and international stakeholders to ensure that civilians are protected from the broader political and economic fallout.
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