Human Rights Watch (HRW) appealed to the Mexican government to hold the military accountable for what it characterized as systematic human rights abuses against detainees, contradicting previous official statements that …
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Hearings in the Inter-American Human Rights Court, known as CIDH by its Spanish acronym, on the case of three young women murdered in Ciudad Juárez in 2001 concluded on April …
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Amnesty International’s annual report on human rights in Mexico reported an increase in torture, abuse, arbitrary arrests and illegal searches of homes, which they relate to the deployment of 45 …
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The national commission of human rights (CNDH) presented a demand of action to the Mexican Supreme Court (SCJN), claiming that Article 124 of the law of sustainable forest development in Nuevo Leon is not a safe …
National Oral Trial Competition “la Competencia Nacional de Litigación Oral,” was held recently. Rosalinda Ordoñez, Mayra Portillo Cecilia Mendoza Cristian Beiza and formed the team from Universidad Regional del Norte …
With the aim of preparing 70 agents of the Public Ministry of the Attorney General of Guanajuato, to have basic knowledge of the adversarial criminal justice system, a new course …
Secretary of Interior Gómez-Mont stated that there have been significant advances against organized crime. The state expects the courts to clarify the rules of the use of force in situations …
Yesterday, federal authorities detained Cancun police chief Francisco Velasco Delgado and brought him to Mexico City. Velasco Delgado was questioned about the torturing and killing of Mauro Enrique Tello, a …
