NewzCáritas has tightened the requirements for accepting individuals convicted of terrorism (etarras) into its social action programs. The decision comes in response to a direct request from terrorism victims, following a complaint filed by the Dignidad y Justicia association regarding specific cases, such as that of 'Anboto'.
The move marks an adjustment in the organization's integration criteria for former ETA members, balancing its social rehabilitation mandate with the concerns raised by victim advocacy groups over the inclusion of high-profile offenders in these programs.
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