Justice & Human Rights
Judicial System Under Scrutiny: Supreme Court Minister Files Charges Against Three Executives for Alleged Paid Services Related to Their Roles
Supreme Court Confirms Compensation for Victim of Torture by Navy During 1973 School Era
Prosecutor’s Office Launches Investigation into ‘Dominga’ Owners’ Connections with Lawyers Implicated in Belarus Case
Gustavo Gatica: «This Trial Is Not Against Chile’s Carabineros, But Against Those Who Betrayed Their Institution»
Santiago Sinclair, Key Figure in Pinochet’s Regime, Passes Away at 97 Amid Controversies Over Human Rights Violations
Dominga: $255 Million in ‘Reports’ Copied; Andes Iron Denies Wrongdoing in Payments to Lagos, Vargas, and Silber
Court Orders Compensation for Victims of September 1985 National Protest in Chile
Court Raises Compensation to $30 Million for Teacher Tortured by Navy in Valparaíso
