Venezuelan lawmakers are initiating changes to the controversial “Law Against Hate,” following requests from Delcy Rodríguez last week. The primary focus of these amendments includes refining the law’s name and clarifying key definitions. The proposed changes come after calls for decriminalization of certain aspects of the legislation. Officials confirmed that revising the law is a central topic of current parliamentary discussions. The “Law Against Hate” has faced criticism since its enactment, prompting these legislative adjustments. Further details regarding the specific conceptual changes are expected to be released as the amendment process progresses within the Venezuelan National Assembly.