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TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (UPI) -- Four United Nations human rights
experts Thursday joined U.N. leaders in voicing serious concern over
last weekend's coup d'etat in Honduras.
They called for the democracy to be restored immediately and decried
curbs on fundamental freedoms. The experts cited reported arrests,
threats and harassment of social leaders, journalists and defenders of
human rights.
The U.N. news service reported a statement from Geneva condemned "the
alteration of the democratic institutional order" in Honduras. It
followed a statement from both the General Assembly and
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.
Military leaders removed President Manuel Zelaya Sunday. A referendum
on changing the Honduran constitution was scheduled for a few hours
later.