Amnesty International Mexico Presents Report "Persecuted: Criminalization Of Women Human Rights Defenders In Mexico"

Amnesty International Mexico Presents Report "Persecuted: Criminalization Of Women Human Rights Defenders In Mexico"

From left to right, Marcela Turati, journalist and writer; Ana Lorena Delgadillo, director of the FJE; Carmen Aristegui, Mexican journalist and communicator; and Edith Olivares Ferreto, executive director of Amnesty International Mexico, are presenting the latest Amnesty International report in Mexico City, Mexico, on [Month, Day, Year], titled ''Persecuted: Criminalization of Women Human Rights Defenders in Mexico.'' The report documents the cases of lawyer Ana Lorena Delgadillo Perez, journalist Marcela Turati Munoz, and forensic anthropologist Mercedes Doretti, who are being subjected to improper investigation and espionage by the Mexican State for alleged crimes of organized crime and kidnapping for investigating the San Fernando Massacre, better known outside Mexico as the Tamaulipas Massacre, although other mass murders have been committed in that state. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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      From left to right, Esteban Beltran, executive director of Amnesty International Spain; Belem Barrera, researcher at Amnesty International Mexico; Marcela Turati, journalist and writer; Ana Lorena Delgadillo, director of the FJE; Edith Olivares Ferreto, executive director of Amnesty International Mexico; and Carmen Aristegui, Mexican journalist and communicator, are presenting the latest Amnesty International report in Mexico City, Mexico, on [Month, Day, Year], titled ''Persecuted: criminalization of women human rights defenders in Mexico,'' which documents the cases of lawyer Ana Lorena Delgadillo Perez, journalist Marcela Turati Munoz, and forensic anthropologist Mercedes Doretti, who are being subjected to improper investigation and espionage by the Mexican State for the alleged crimes of organized crime and kidnapping for investigating the San Fernando Massacre, better known outside Mexico as the Tamaulipas Massacre, although other mass murders have been committed in that state. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/
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        From left to right, Belem Barrera, researcher at Amnesty International Mexico; Marcela Turati, journalist and writer; Ana Lorena Delgadillo, director of the FJE; Edith Olivares Ferreto, executive director of Amnesty International Mexico; and Carmen Aristegui, Mexican journalist and communicator, are presenting the latest Amnesty International report in Mexico City, Mexico, on October 10, 2023, titled ''Persecuted: criminalization of women human rights defenders in Mexico,'' which documents the cases of the lawyer Ana Lorena Delgadillo Perez, the journalist Marcela Turati Munoz, and the forensic anthropologist Mercedes Doretti, who are being subjected to improper investigation and espionage by the Mexican State for the alleged crimes of organized crime and kidnapping for investigating the San Fernando Massacre, better known outside Mexico as the Tamaulipas Massacre, although other mass murders have been committed in that state. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)
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          Carmen Aristegui, a Mexican journalist, is presenting the latest Amnesty International report in Mexico City, Mexico, on ''Persecuted: Criminalization of Women Human Rights Defenders in Mexico,'' which documents the cases of lawyer Ana Lorena Delgadillo Perez, journalist Marcela Turati Munoz, and forensic anthropologist Mercedes Doretti, who are being subjected to improper investigation and espionage by the Mexican State for alleged crimes of organized crime and kidnapping for investigating the San Fernando Massacre, better known outside Mexico as the Tamaulipas Massacre, although other mass murders are being committed in that state. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)
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                      Amnesty International Mexico Presents Report "Persecuted: Criminalization Of Women Human Rights Defenders In Mexico"

                      View of posters of women during the presentation of the latest Amnesty International report in Mexico City, Mexico, on October 10, 2023, titled ''Persecuted: criminalization of women human rights defenders in Mexico,'' which is documenting the cases of the lawyer Ana Lorena Delgadillo Perez, the journalist Marcela Turati Munoz, and forensic anthropologist Mercedes Doretti, who are being subjected to improper investigation and espionage by the Mexican State for the alleged crimes of organized crime and kidnapping for investigating the San Fernando Massacre, better known outside Mexico as the Tamaulipas Massacre, although at that time other mass murders are being committed in the state. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)