US EditionSegob's Collective Initiative on Missing Persons Rejected
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The time has come to discuss the reform of the General Law on Disappearances, which has been presented by the Government of Claudia Sheinbaum as the response to a crisis that already exceeds 129,000 unlocated people. The proposal, which has entered the extraordinary period in the Senate, has clashed with the rejection of family members and human rights organizations. “It does not address the crisis in the matter of the disappearance of persons a…
Search groups that decided not to attend the dialogue tables with the Ministry of the Interior (SG) to nurture the reform to laws regarding enforced disappearance of President Claudia Sheinbaum now ask the Congress of the Union for an open parliament, given their rejection of the amendments.
Collectives, families and civil organizations rejected the proposals to modify the reform of disappearances in Mexico announced last Monday by the Ministry of the Interior (Segob). After accusing that the project does not address the crisis in the matter of the disappearance of persons, but its objective is to impose a system of mass surveillance, it asked the Congress of the Union for an Open Parliament.
Family members of missing persons reject reform of the General Law and demand an Open ParliamentPhoto: Zona Docs *This work was originally published in Zona Docs that is part of the Territorial Media Alliance.Here you can consult its publication. Families of missing persons in Mexico reject the initiative to reform the General Law on disappearances presented by the Federal Executive, demanding a broad public consultation and a transparent proces…
Photo: Agencia Cuaroscuro Mexico City, June 26, 2025. – Despite repeated allegations of imminent violations of human rights and citizen demand [...]
Relatives of missing persons demand an Open Parliament and denounce that the Executive's initiative seeks to impose a system of mass surveillance Rafael Ramírez OEM-Reportex Families of missing persons reiterated on Wednesday their rejection of the initiative to reform the General Law on the disappearance of persons, promoted by the Federal Executive, considering that it does not address the humanitarian crisis and, instead, intends to impose a…
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