Venezuela's controversial constituent assembly has passed a law creating a "truth commission".The head of the assembly said the law was a "powerful instrument to stifle violence, hatred and intolerance".
More than 120 people have been killed in the violence since anti-government protests began sweeping through the country on 1 April.
The government blames right-wing "terrorists" but the UN suggests dozens were killed by the security forces.
The law was passed unanimously by the constituent assembly, a body convened by President Nicolás Maduro.