Government Introduces Reform to the National Human Rights Commission: Removes Power to File a Complaint and Lowers Council From 11 to 5 Members
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The Minister of Justice and Human Rights, Fernando Rabat, explained that the initiative seeks to strengthen the consultative status of the body. The proposal also aims to reduce its council members from 11 to five and to modify the appointment system.
The government of President José Antonio Kast entered on Monday a bill that seeks to reform the Institute deeply...
The government entered into Parliament a controversial bill to "adapt" the functioning of the body. "It is the biggest setback we have had in human rights since the end of the dictatorship," its director, Yerko Ljubetic (FA).
In Que Hay De Renova we talked with Yerko Ljubetic, director of the National Institute of Human Rights (INDH), about the government project that seeks to reform the agency, modifying its powers and structure, and with which its power to file criminal complaints would be eliminated.
The Government of President José Antonio Kast entered into the National Congress the bill that seeks to implement a profound reform of the National Institute of Human Rights (INDH). The initiative, entered into the Chamber of Deputies and derived from the Human Rights and Finance Commissions, proposes substantial changes in the internal structure, governance, [...]
During the afternoon of this Monday, the Government of President José Antonio Kast presented to the Chamber of Deputies a bill that seeks to reform the National Institute of Human Rights (INDH), through changes in its internal structure, its powers and its system of governance. Among the main modifications, the initiative proposes [...] The entry Government presents a project to reform the National Human Rights Institute: it reduces its Council …
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