Colombia anti-terror statute draft enables broad 'collaborator' labeling

A draft Anti-Terrorist Statute in Colombia would allow individuals to be easily labeled or accused as collaborators of terrorist organizations, raising due-process concerns. The draft's broad language could enable arbitrary targeting, though its legislative status and specific provisions remain unclear. This matters as it may expand state powers and affect civil liberties in Colombia.

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