Human rights in Mexico
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Human Rights in Mexico have been an issue for years. The problems include torture-induced confessions, police repression, and, more recently, news reporter assasinatons.
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- Human Rights - Mexico - Amnesty International - Mexico Concerns
- Freedom of expression in Mexico - IFEX
- CNDH - Comisión Nacional de los Derechos Humanos Mexico (Mexican National Commission for Human Rights).
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