In the voice of Jorge Luis Frayba member explains the information that organizations from Mexico and Central America shared with the Rapporteur on Migrant Workers in the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), Felipe Gonzalez.

At a press conference former prisoners of San Sebastian Bachajon Chiapas government hostage for over 5 months, talk of his release. The Frayba gives his word on this situation.

People outside the Popular Front Organization Lucio Cabañas take land on behalf of that organization and the State Government incriminating their leaders without these facts are true.

Now Catazajá internal beaches in northern Chiapas report abuse and violence against him and his family by jail officials. Similar situations have occurred since the end of 2010 to date in various jails in Chiapas.

After 2 days of internal strike to demand the dismissal of the director and other basic demands a commission of the State Government agrees to settle their claims.

In the face of the authorities’ refusal to listen, a General Prisoner Strike begins, demanding the dismissal of the prison’s director and a dialog with the state.

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On March 17, 2011, during a peaceful demonstration in the ejido Juan del Grijalva Ostauacán municipality were detained arbitrarily and deceitfully Mr. Marcelo Díaz Castellanos, Ceferino Hernández Castro, Fidencio Altuna Cabos, José Francisco López and Teodoro Sánchez Díaz Morales, by members of the state police …(Descarga aquí)  

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In Chiapas, during the height of the internal armed conflict, forced disappearance of persons was a common practice in the period 1995 to 2001, the Human Rights Center has documented.

Although hundreds of groups, organizations and individuals in many parts of the world calling for their freedom, the Government of Chiapas refuses to listen.

The first court decided yesterday to resume its original jurisdiction and determine the innocence of Juan Santis Vasquez, Lorenzo Gómez Jiménez, Mariano Pérez Jiménez, Agustín Pérez Gómez, José Ruiz Tzucut, and Bartolo Luna López Pérez or Bartolo Pérez, sentenced for the crimes of homicide and aggravated assault.