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).

From a site of detention and torture during the dictatorship to a public space: the National Assets Ministry transferred Lote 3 of the former Borgoño Barracks for a civic center with a focus on memory.

Temuco celebrates 145 years amid festivities that overlook its warlike origins: the military occupation of Mapuche lands. While authorities revel, descendants of chief Huete Rucán, one of the ancestral landowners, raise their voices for memory and justice. Behind the explosive urban growth lie massacres, profaned cemeteries, and a historical debt silenced by official discourse.

A study published in the Journal of Criminal Justice evaluated 84% of the inmates at Punta Peuco using Robert Hare's test. It constitutes the first direct scientific study on human rights violators in Chile and reveals a key finding: the assessed individuals scored an average nearly identical to common offenders, but exhibited less impulsivity, while showing exceptionally high levels of emotional coldness, manipulation, and absence of guilt.

Claudio Patricio Guajardo Pinochet has been charged by the Public Prosecutor's Office with unlawful coercion resulting in death and injuries to six other recruits, committed in April 2024 in Pacollo, Putre commune. The Arica Court ruled that the release of the accused poses a danger to public safety and the victims.

Some of the recordings were presented in November 2025 during the arraignment and discussion of precautionary measures for Gonzalo Migueles (husband of Ángela Vivanco) and attorneys Mario Vargas and Eduardo Lagos, who remain in preventive detention.

In a public statement, the professionals denounced that the executive order issued by the U.S. President—which imposes tariffs on countries supplying fuel to Cuba—constitutes a flagrant violation of the purposes and principles enshrined in the United Nations Charter.

A particularly troubling aspect is the pronounced gender disparity in the phenomenon: 90% of the victims are girls and young women, primarily aged 14 to 17 years. "Sexual exploitation is not a 'decision' made by adolescents; rather, it is a serious violation of human rights rooted in coercion and extreme abuse of power by adults," the institution stated.