Media and social cohesion
CNDH CALLS ON MEXICAN AUTHORITIES TO RESPECT AND RECOGNIZE THE RIGHTS OF PERSONS IN A CONTEXT OF MOBILITY
In the framework of International Migrants Day, the National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) calls on all competent Mexican authorities to respect and recognize the rights of all persons in the context of migration who are in national territory, both for reasons of origin, destination, transit and return, emphasizing special protection for those groups in vulnerable situations.
CNDH urges the authorities of the State of Mexico to investigate the murder of Sandra Ibeth Ochoa with a gender perspective.
The National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) condemns the murder of the professor of the National Polytechnic Institute (IPN), Sandra Ibeth Ochoa García, who was reported missing on December 8 in the State of Mexico, and was later found dead in the same state. Therefore, it makes a strong appeal to the authorities of the State of Mexico to carry out an investigation with a gender perspective, in accordance with the established protocols to clarify this feminicide until the perpetrator or perpetrators are found.
CNDH calls for respect for the principles of due process and reasonable time in the criminal proceedings against activist Kenia Inés Hernández Montalván.
The National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) reiterates to the District Judge responsible for the criminal proceeding against activist Kenia Inés Hernández Montalván, coordinator of the “Zapata Vive” collective, its constitutional obligation to respect the principles of due process and reasonable time in the determination it issues in accordance with its competence.
The Independent National Monitoring Mechanism of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities proposes to the Federal Legislative Branch to reform Article 11 of the General Law for the Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities.
The National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) condemns the events that took place last night, November 9, in the vicinity of the Municipal Palace of Benito Juarez, Quintana Roo, in which police officers allegedly repelled demonstrators who were speaking out against femicides and gender violence in the municipality by firing possible firearms, As a result, two people were shot and wounded, journalists Reyna Cecilia Solís and Roberto Becerril, contributors to the local media Radio Turquesa and La Verdad, respectively.
