Justice in Mexico Statement against Racism
[Para la versión en español, desplácese hacia abajo] Dear supporters: Justice in Mexico stands in solidarity with the Black community and protesters who are demanding the end of racial injustice
[Para la versión en español, desplácese hacia abajo] Dear supporters: Justice in Mexico stands in solidarity with the Black community and protesters who are demanding the end of racial injustice
On March 12, 2015 Justice in Mexico presented the results of its latest Justiciabarómetro survey, titled: Diagnóstico integral de la policía municipal de Tijuana (in Spanish), developed in collaboration with the Institute for Security and
Justice in Mexico presents results of new study of Tijuana police Read More »
Justice in Mexico is pleased to announce the publication of Detention Without Charge, a special report provides a detailed assessment of the use of arraigo as a prosecutorial mechanism in Mexico, as national and
We are pleased to announce the release of our latest Justice in Mexico News Monitor, covering the month of September 2014. The Justice in Mexico Project conducts original research, promotes public discourse, and
News Monitor Vol. 9 No. 9 now available! Read More »
Thanks to the support of the Open Society Foundation (OSF), Justice in Mexico and our partner organizations—the Instituto para Democracia y Seguridad, the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, the Universidad de
Justice in Mexico deploys groundbreaking study of police in the city of Tijuana Read More »
About Us: Justice in Mexico is a leading academic research initiative on crime and violence, judicial reform, and human rights in Mexico. Interns contribute to our work by gathering data,
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Justice in Mexico visited Mexico to prepare the implementation of a study of police in the city of Tijuana. Tijuana will be the third police department to be analyzed by the study after the Metropolitan
Justice in Mexico prepares “Justiciabarómetro” in Tijuana Read More »
In late August 2014, Justice in Mexico project researchers Octavio Rodriguez and David Shirk visited Mexico City to gather information for a forthcoming report on efforts to implement sweeping changes
Justice in Mexico conducts field research on justice system reform Read More »
A woman holding up a World Cup ball next to police officers during Mexico City protests (SOURCE: Latin America Reports) 8/2/2026 (written by enkojo) — On June 11th, the day
Mexico’s Frustrated Crime Victims Read More »
7/1/26 (written by els5 | 6 minute reading time) With the World Cup underway across North America, including the United States, Canada, and Mexico, each of the countries have been
Cartel Wars, Sports Diplomacy, and Mexico’s High-Stakes World Cup Read More »
02/23/2026 (written by dshirk) – On February 22, 2026, Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, alias “El Mencho,” one of Mexico’s most wanted drug traffickers, was killed in a major Mexican security operation in a
2/9/26 (written by els5 | 10 minute reading time) Raúl Rocha Cantú is a man of many titles: businessman, philanthropist, Miss Universe pageant owner, and formerly, Honorary Consul of Guatemala
Raúl Rocha Cantú: Miss Universe Pageant Owner and Alleged Huachicol Leader Read More »
10/25/25 (written by els5 | 13 minute reading time) – On September 22 2025, Jesús Israel Hernández Chaves, 16, was attacked at a Mexico City high school by a classmate
School Attacks in Mexico: A Violent Epidemic Read More »
Local authorities arrive to assess the scene in Poza Rica-Cazones where multiple bodies were found in black bags – August 4, 2025 | Photo taken by Excelsior Press | Source:
Disappearances in Veracruz Read More »
President Sheinbaum arrives to vote for the judiciary election at the center for voting in Mexico City – June 1, 2025 / Photo taken by Marco Ugarte / Associated Press.
Morena Candidates Sweep SCJN Seats in 2025 Mexican Judicial Elections Read More »
05/19/2025 (written by spoli) – In September of 2024, then President Andrés Manuel López Obrador officially established a major constitutional reform to overhaul the Mexican Judiciary. The most ambitious of
11/14/2024 (written by ecary) – Catholic Priest Marcelo Pérez was killed in San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chiapas on October 20th. Two men on a motorcycle opened gunfire as he
Catholic Priest and Indigenous Rights Activist killed in Chiapas Read More »
Over 260 people have been killed in Sinaloa since July, making this period one of the deadliest waves of violence in the state’s history.