Colombia anti-terror law blurs organized crime, risks rights

Colombian statute conflates organized crime with terrorism, using vague definitions that overlook illegal earnings and threaten democratic freedoms. The critique from La Silla Vacía highlights legal ambiguity that could enable overreach. This matters as it may shape counter-crime policy and judicial practice.

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