FOCUS: “Chiapas, Pending Peace”

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SIPAZ Report Vol XXXI Nº 2 – June 2026
abuses of authority, arbitrary detentions, army, border region, civil organizations, clandestine graves, collective memory, community resistance, criminal threats, enforced disappearances, excessive use of force, extortion, extractive economies, forced displacement, forced recruitment, human rights, humanitarian aid, impunity, migration, national guard, organized crime, pacification, peacebuilding, public security, restrictions on movement, search collectives, security forces, social control, social fabric, structural impunity, territorial control, underreporting of crimes, victims' families, violence crisis
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Presentation of the GTRF report, San Cristóbal de las Casas, May 2026 © SIPAZ
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FOCUS: “Chiapas, Pending Peace”

On May 30th, the “Border Region Working Group” (GTRF), a network of civil society organizations of which SIPAZ is a member, publicly presented the report “Chiapas, Pending Peace,” an analysis of the situation of violence and human rights in the Sierra Frontera region of Chiapas during 2025.
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Activities of mothers searching for their missing children in the context of Mother's Day, San Cristóbal de las Casas, May 2026 © SIPAZ
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LATEST: Fentanyl, Migration, and Tariffs Continue to Strain Bilateral Agenda Between Mexico and United States

In recent months, the relationship between Mexico and the United States has been marked by cooperation on security and border control, but also by sustained trade tensions and strong concerns regarding human rights.
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