Human Rights Watch Urges Chile's Congress to Stop Kast's Security Reform
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A state of emergency is foreseen for up to 240 days, with restrictions on movement and gatherings without parliamentary approval.
Kast's security reform is not in line with Chile's obligations, says Human Rights Watch
Human Rights Watch Urges Chile's Congress to Stop Kast's Security Reform
Human Rights Watch urged Chile's Congress to reject Kast's security reform over a new 240-day state of exception; a Republican senator admitted he would have voted against it had the opposition proposed it. The post Human Rights Watch Urges Chile’s Congress to Stop Kast’s Security Reform appeared first on The Rio Times.
The President responded to criticism of the project, including in sectors of government, and denied that its presentation had been a “step in the right direction”.
Human Rights Watch Calls for Rejection of Kast’s «Dangerous Power Grab» Amid Constitutional Security Reform
El Ciudadano Original article: Human Rights Watch acusa “peligrosa usurpación de poder” en reforma de Kast y llama al Congreso a rechazarla Human Rights Watch (HRW) urged the Chilean Congress on Tuesday to reject the constitutional reform related to security proposed by President José Antonio Kast, asserting that the initiative represents a «dangerous usurpation of power» that threatens fundamental rights and the institutional balance of the cou…
Government sectors also questioned José Antonio Kast's constitutional reform, considering that he gives excessive powers to the President and that some measures could weaken democratic controls.
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