Chile INDH Director Accuses Government of Ideological Reform to Weaken Rights Body
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Chilean Justice Minister Fernando Rabat defended the government's reform of the National Institute of Human Rights (INDH), accusing the body of abusive criminal lawsuits related to the 2019 social outburst. The reform is part of a broader government effort to reshape the INDH, which has been a key critic of state actions during the protests. The move signals a potential weakening of institutional human rights oversight in Chile, with implications for domestic political dynamics and international scrutiny.
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