Chile Security Minister Accuses Human Rights Institute of Ideological Bias in Police Self-Defense Bill

Chile's Minister of Public Security, Martín Arrau, publicly criticized the National Institute of Human Rights (INDH) for questioning a bill that would expand privileged self-defense to off-duty police and military personnel. The minister accused the INDH of ideological bias and vowed not to back down, escalating a political dispute over the bill's scope. The outcome remains uncertain as the bill progresses through legislative channels.