HUMAN RIGHTS

The report concludes that “Mexico arguably has the most extensive migrant kidnapping and extortion problem globally”

The Senate of the Republic has unanimously approved the reform to the 4th constitutional article that incorporates the use of palliative care for terminal, limiting, or life-threatening illnesses.

Migrants from Haiti, Africa, and Asia tried to flee from a migrant holding center in Tapachula

The video proves the allegations made by the United Nations

In the 2019 edition of the Save the Children report, Mexico fell three places in the world ranking

The study is based on information provided by the Unicef, the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, and the United Nations Development Program

For a few coins, Mixtec children from the age of six upward work from dawn to dusk at plantations in Michoacán

Mario Marín and Kamel Nacif are both wanted by the Interpol for the torture of Lydia Cacho

Every day, migrants who work in companies from the milk industry in the U.S. face sexual harassment, non-stop working days, threats, deportation, and even being sued by employers

“There’s no money except from my pocket,” said the 65-year-old, who has had an armed bodyguard since one trafficker came to the shelter demanding to see the woman he had exploited