Chile police insult law curbs protest and press freedom

CIPER Chile reports that arrests for insulting police are being used as a gag law to suppress protest and press freedom. The law's application appears to be expanding beyond its original intent, raising concerns about chilling effects on dissent and journalism. The article highlights a potential shift in enforcement patterns, though the full scope remains unclear.

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