The military justice reform approved by the Colombian congress has been criticized by family members of victims of the country's armed conflict and human rights defenders as favoring impunity. Through the use of concepts contained in the legislation such as "legitimate target" and "collateral damage", crimes committed by the police and army can be justified with the resulting impunity. Victims fear that cases that should be dealt with by the judicial system will instead end up in military courts. Natalia Margarita reports from Bogota. teleSUR