Chile govt INDH reform strips criminal complaint power, NGOs warn of democratic setback

The Chilean government is fast-tracking a reform to the National Institute for Human Rights (INDH) that would remove its ability to file criminal complaints, while retaining habeas corpus and protection resources. Social organizations allege this weakens human rights protections and constitutes a democratic setback. The reform's urgency status suggests the government is prioritizing passage, but the outcome and final scope remain uncertain.

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