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Overview

Despite the unprecedented conviction of two members of the Carabineros for human rights violations committed during the 2019 protests, impunity prevailed and no bill regarding reparations was presented. Barriers in accessing abortion persisted. Conditions for pregnant detainees remained poor. Changes were made to the regulatory framework on the use of force. Congress continued to discuss bills proposing the criminalization of refugees and migrants. The detention of Indigenous women for selling products in public spaces persisted. Facial recognition technology was implemented without a clear legislative framework.

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Retains the death penalty only for serious crimes, such as those committed during times of war

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