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AP PHOTOS: Occupied Mexico rights office becomes refuge

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AP PHOTOS: Occupied Mexico rights office becomes refuge

MEXICO CITY (AP) — In a colonial-era building in downtown Mexico City, dozens of feminist activists and crime victims have settled in after nearly three months of occupying the headquarters of...

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AP PHOTOS: Occupied Mexico rights office becomes refuge

In a colonial-era building in downtown Mexico City, dozens of feminist activists and crime victims have settled in after nearly three months of occupying the headquarters of Mexico’s National Human Rights Commission. The women said they took over the building because the government has been slow to protect or support women who have suffered abuse or help them find their missing loved ones. The activists are there in support of women like Erika M…

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AP PHOTOS: Occupied Mexico rights office becomes refuge

MEXICO CITY (AP) - In a colonial-era building in downtown Mexico City, dozens of feminist activists and crime victims have settled in after nearly three months of occupying the headquarters of Mexico’s National Human Rights Commission.The women said they took over the building because the government has been slow ...

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AP PHOTOS: Occupied Mexico rights office becomes refuge

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AP PHOTOS: Occupied Mexico rights office becomes refuge

MEXICO CITY (AP) — In a colonial-era building in downtown Mexico City, dozens of feminist activists and crime victims have settled in after nearly three months of occupying the headquarters of Mexico’s National Human Rights Commission.The women said they took over the building because the government has been slow to protect or support women who have suffered abuse or help them find their missing loved ones.The activists are there in support of w…

3 years ago·Tacoma, United States

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AP PHOTOS: Occupied Mexico rights office becomes refuge

MEXICO CITY — In a colonial-era building in downtown Mexico City, dozens of feminist activists and crime victims have settled in after nearly three months of occupying the headquarters of Mexico’s National Human Rights Commission.The women said they took over the building because the government has been slow to protect or support women who have suffered abuse or help them find their missing loved ones.The activists are there in support of women …

3 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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