@Mexico Negro The civil association México Negro filed an amparo (constitutional lawsuit) with judicial authorities, citing a lack of inclusion and various irregularities in the public consultation process for the federal government’s proposed General Law on the Rights of Indigenous and Afro-Mexican Peoples. The organization declared that the consultation has failed to adequately uphold the

@UNAM On August 18, during the opening session of the dialogue forums organized by the Senate of the Republic to analyze the creation of a General Law to Prevent, Investigate, Sanction, and Redress Harm Caused by the Crime of Femicide, representatives from various institutions highlighted the need to establish uniform criteria across Mexico to combat

@Cuartooscuro In a statement released on August 16, the freedom-of-expression organization Article 19 expressed concern regarding the use of the “Right of Reply” segment, led by the head of the Legal Office of the Federal Executive (CJEF), Luisa María Alcalde Luján. The organization believes this mechanism is now being used to monitor, categorize, and pass

@EDUCA Oaxaca Zapotec defender Pablo López Alavez was released after spending more than 15 years deprived of his liberty at the Villa de Etla Regional Prison in Oaxaca. His detention followed his opposition to illegal logging in the community of San Isidro Aloápam—a development that was welcomed by various human rights organizations. His release came