Tag: human rights

Mexico’s government is recalibrating its approach to international scrutiny over enforced disappearances, balancing technical cooperation with the UN and a ...

Roberto Velasco’s Senate ratification as foreign secretary signals Mexico’s intent to blend institutional continuity with recalibrated engagement, as the country ...

A deepening rift between Mexican authorities and the UN over enforced disappearances reveals the limits of international oversight and the ...

The UN Committee on Enforced Disappearances’ decision to refer Mexico’s case to the General Assembly intensifies scrutiny of the country’s ...

The Mexican government’s formal rebuke of a recent UN report on enforced disappearances reveals a deepening rift between national authorities ...

Mexico’s decision to bring the deaths of its nationals in U.S. ICE detention centers before the Inter-American Commission on Human ...

A record number of Mexican nationals detained in U.S. ICE centers is straining diplomatic channels and exposing the limits of ...

The United States’ forced returns of third-country migrants to Mexico and its neighbors, under opaque bilateral agreements, are reshaping regional ...

A landmark advisory opinion from the Inter-American Court of Human Rights intensifies scrutiny of Mexico’s arms control regime and challenges ...

The detention of a municipal official in Iguala for alleged involvement in the 2014 disappearance of 43 Ayotzinapa students spotlights ...