Insight Crime
- Sep 21
Mexico's Rising Femicides Linked to Organized Crime
Pink Crosses in Mexico, symbolizing the women killed. A symbol of the "Ni Una Mas" (Not One More) movement too. [Source: Global Citizen]...
Grace Condon | Genocide Watch
- Aug 30, 2022
Country Report: Mexico
Mexico’s defense secretary deployed the national guard to reinforce a security operation to curb violence in Tijuana. Photograph: Jorge...
The Guardian
- Jun 30, 2022
Reporter shot in Mexico, 12th journalist killed there this year
Attacks on the press have increased 85% in the three years since president Andrés Manuel López Obrador took power Police officers guard...
Al Jazeera
- Jun 28, 2022
At Least 50 Migrants Found Dead in Truck in Texas
The deaths occurred during an apparent human smuggling attempt along US-Mexico border. Law enforcement officers work at the scene where...
Genocide Watch
- Jun 13, 2022
Mexico: Women march to demand answers for disappeared
Thousands take to the streets of Mexico City amid a worsening wave of violence and enforced disappearances nationwide. Last month, the...
Anna Behrend | Der Spiegel
- Apr 25, 2018
Visiting the Last of the Mayans
The culture of the Lacandons in the Mexican jungle is dying out. In an interview, photographer Martin Engelmann and journalist and...
Reporters Without Boarders
- Oct 6, 2017
Photographer found dead one day after being abducted
The young Mexican photographer Edgar Daniel Esqueda Castro was abducted yesterday, on October 5th, in his home in the city of San Luis...
Reporters without Borders
- Jul 27, 2017
Threats and intimidation – Mexico’s weapons of mass censorship
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the threatening messages left for four Mexican journalists in the past week that warned them to...
AZAM AHMED | The New York Times
- May 5, 2017
Mexico’s President Vows to Step Up Protections for Journalists
MEXICO CITY — Faced with a wave of deadly attacks against journalists, the president of Mexico has vowed to take concrete steps to ensure...
Duncan Tucker | The Guardian
- Apr 4, 2017
The American expats breaking up indigenous communities on the Mexican 'Riviera'
Young boys and elders head to the Mezcala hills to talk about the importance of their heritage and resisting displacement. Photograph:...
