Colombia’s new antiterrorism law is facing criticism due to concerns over its potential misuse. Critics argue the law lacks strong justification and risks criminalizing legitimate protest and the defense of human rights. There are fears it could lead to the repetition of past abuses. Experts worry the law's broad definitions will allow for arbitrary accusations related to terrorism. Concerns center around the possibility of unjustly prosecuting individuals involved in peaceful demonstrations or advocacy work. This law raises questions about the balance between security measures and protecting fundamental freedoms in Colombia. Its implementation will be closely watched for evidence of potential abuses.