Chile's Kast government moves to strip INDH of lawsuit powers, shrink council

Chile's government introduced a bill to reform the National Institute of Human Rights (INDH), removing its ability to file criminal lawsuits and reducing its council from 11 to 5 members. This marks a significant shift in institutional oversight, likely weakening the INDH's independence and enforcement capacity. The move is part of a broader conservative agenda and may face legal and political challenges.

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