The university conditioned the implementation of special protocols on the signing of an 'informed consent' document, which contradicts the current regulations governing the obligations of higher education service providers.

Rom Kovtun's own social media posts, accused of war crimes, reveal that he was on vacation in Chile, paving the way for potential legal action under "universal jurisdiction."

Orlando Durán Ponce, former head of the Primary Care Division at Chile’s Health Ministry, has been convicted of fraud and sentenced amid the Covid-19 pandemic for misappropriating government contracts.

Following the announcement, lawyer and former prosecutor Carlos Gajardo noted, "Impeachment is a preliminary procedure to determine if there is sufficient evidence to proceed with an indictment against an official. If all 24 ministers reject the request, the message is clear: there are no such grounds."

"Antarctic Law Studies" analyzes Chile's strategic role on the white continent, emerging geopolitical tensions, and the future of the Antarctic Treaty System amidst climate change, raising key questions: Is the country prepared for the changes ahead? How will the climate scenario impact governance on the continent? What will happen when agreements concerning natural resources are reviewed?

Pressure escalates in the Quilleco Case as Mapuche community members announce an indefinite hunger strike to demand the annulment of the trial, due process, and urgent improvements in the CCP Temuco.

The Appeals Court of Temuco has confirmed the sentences for eight former conscripts involved in the 1973 murder of fellow conscript José Gastón Buchhorsts Fernández, a crime committed shortly after the military coup in Chile.

Rom Kovtun allegedly participated in the siege of Al-Shifa Hospital from March to April 2024, resulting in the total destruction of medical infrastructure and civilian deaths, including patients and medical staff. Consequently, the Hind Rajab Foundation has filed a criminal complaint with the 8th Court of Guarantee in Santiago, requesting an investigation and prosecution of the individual under Law 20.357, which classifies genocide and crimes against humanity and war under the Rome Statute.

The ruling highlights that the Ministry of Environment failed to adequately consider minimum sustainability criteria in the delimitation of the urban wetland, identifying shortcomings in safeguarding the ecological characteristics and functioning of the wetland, as well as maintaining its hydrological regime.

The Norwegian government has reaffirmed its commitment to international law, stating that if Benjamin Netanyahu enters the country, he will be detained in compliance with the Rome Statute and the arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC).