US EditionInfringement of Rights with Changes in Security System
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Civil society organizations expressed their rejection of the proposed reforms in the National Public Security and Investigation and Intelligence System, considering that they violate fundamental human rights principles and lack effective mechanisms of control and accountability.The NGOs demanded to be actively and meaningfully included in the working tables announced by the head of the Ministry of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC), Omar Gar…
Photo: ARTICLE 19 Mexico City June 3, 2025.- The head of the Ministry of Public and Citizen Security (SSPC), Omar García Harfuch, announced the creation of [...]
The head of the Ministry of Public and Citizen Security (SSPC), Omar García Harfuch, announced the formation of working tables with parliamentary groups during the extraordinary session “to make everyone calm”, in reference to the criticisms and observations made on the content of the reforms to the laws regarding the National System of Public Security and Research and Intelligence.
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