Monthly report by the Fray Bartolomé de Las Casas Human Rights Center. This report narrates the human rights violations and arbitrary prison committed by the Chiapas state government in the rural city of Nuevo Juan del Grijalva.(Descarga aquí)
Monthly report by the Fray Bartolomé de Las Casas Human Rights Center. This report narrates the human rights violations and arbitrary prison committed by the Chiapas state government in the rural city of Nuevo Juan del Grijalva.(Descarga aquí)
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)
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.
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.
Monthly report by the Fray Bartolomé de Las Casas Human Rights Center in Chiapas, Mexico.(Descarga aquí)
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Alejandro Díaz Santiz solidario de la Voz del Amate, recluido en el penal 5 de San Cristóbal de Las Casas, denuncia su injusto encarcelamiento y anuncia que éste 11 de mayo cumple 12 años de estar injustamente encarcelado.
Alejandro Diaz Santiz solidarity of the Voice of Amate, held in prison five of San Cristobal de Las Casas, his unjust imprisonment reporting and announced May 11 it is 12 years of being wrongly imprisoned.
En una denuncia desde la cárcel los solidarios de la Voz del Amate sobre su situación.
In a report from the prison the solidarity of the Voice of Amate about your situation.
This month’s report focuses on the effects in Chiapas of the violence generated by the Federal government and the local counter-insurgency strategies in the context of the Mesoamerica Project, and warns of the dangers of armed conflict and reactivation of paramilitary groups in the state.
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