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  • "The impunity that does not end": The Cerezo Committee presents its annual report on human rights defenders in Mexico
    18 September 2020, by Comité Cerezo México

    On the 24th of August, the organizations Acción Urgente para Defensores de Derechos Humanos A.C. (Urgent Action for Human rights Defenders – also known as ACCUDEH for its acronym in Spanish) , the Comité Cerezo México (Cerezo Committee Mexico) and the Campaña Nacional contra la Desaparición Forzada (National Campaign against Forced Disappearance) presented their 9th report called "Defending Human Rights in Mexico: The Impunity that does not end".
    The report reflects the human rights (...)

  • Con 10 ejecuciones extrajudiciales de personas defensoras de DH, Oaxaca el estado mas peligro para defender los Derechos Humanos
    13 de enero, por Comité Cerezo México

    Por Pedro Matías - 13/01/2023
    Oaxaca es el estado más peligro para defender los Derechos Humanos
    Con 10 ejecuciones extrajudiciales cometidas en contra de personas defensoras de derechos humanos, Oaxaca es el estado más peligroso para defender los Derechos Humanos. Pedro Matías | Foto: archivo Página 3
    Oaxaca, Oax. (página3.mx).- Con 10 ejecuciones extrajudiciales cometidas en contra de personas defensoras de derechos humanos, Oaxaca encabezó la lista de las entidades del país con el (...)

  • Mexico City Violence: Three Human Rights Activists Shot, Murder Rate At Highest Since 1998
    9 November 2015, by Comité Cerezo México

    Violence is still rife in Mexico’s Federal Capital, Mexico City, where three human rights activist were shot Saturday. The men were injured and transported to hospital after an attack that has been condemned as an “attempted extrajudicial killing,” as reported by Comité Cerezo.
    Police are reviewing security cameras footage to try and determine who the gunman was. According to news reports from the area, the perpetrator was dressed in plain clothes and sported a military-style haircut. He (...)

  • Detienen a más de 40 en la CDMX que protestaban por hechos en Nochixtlán
    21 de junio de 2016, por Comité Cerezo México

    Francisco Cerezo, integrante del comité del mismo nombre aseveró, en entrevista telefónica con Apro, que los detenidos están saliendo poco a poco de las instituciones policiacas. “Parece que querían desactivar la protesta antes de que ocurriera”, planteó.
    CIUDAD DE MÉXICO (apro).- Contrario a los llamados del jefe de Gobierno Miguel Ángel Mancera para evitar la violencia por las protestas del magisterio en la Ciudad de México, esta mañana más de 41 personas fueron detenidas, luego de (...)

  • Mexican protesters: Police threatened to dismember, burn us ‘like the Ayotzinapa students’
    3 December 2014, by Comité Cerezo México

    “This is a problem that has been dragging on in Mexico since the beginning of President Pena Nieto’s administration,” said Hector Cerezo, one of the founders of the human rights group. “It´s almost as if the government is trying to scare people from attending protests.”
    Human rights groups are stepping up efforts to monitor police activity during protests in Mexico, as demonstrations over the disappearance of 43 students continue across the country, often ending in violent clashes and (...)

  • Chiapas: un niño indígena fue a cortar leña y lo encontraron muerto con un balazo en la cabeza
    7 de marzo de 2017, por Comité Cerezo México

    Humberto Morales Sántiz, de 13 años, pertenecía a la etnia tzotzil. Sospechan del grupo paramilitar de “Los Petules”
    Por Juliana Fregoso 7 de marzo de 2017 Desde Ciudad de México
    El 28 de febrero, Humberto Morales Sántiz, de 13 años, salió de la comunidad El Carrizal, en Chiapas, México (Sureste), a cortar leña para que su familia, indígenas tzotziles, pudieran cocinar como lo hacen todos los días.
    Seis horas después, su padre y otros habitantes de la comunidad preocupados porque el (...)

  • Héctor Cerezo: alegoría de una lucha
    1ro de marzo de 2013, por Comité Cerezo México

    Asimismo el Comité Cerezo junto con otras organizaciones promoverá una ley contra la desaparición forzada porque la Ley de víctimas no cuenta con un capítulo específico para personas cuyo paradero se desconoce. Héctor Cerezo desea que las leyes mexicanas no retrocedan con la contrarreforma al artículo primero constitucional cuyo objetivo es ponderar la Carta Magna sobre tratados internacionales.
    [/“Se lucha por verdad, memoria y justicia…se necesita voluntad”/]
    Por Nayeli Valencia (...)

  • Forced Disappearances on the Rise in Mexico
    24 March 2011, by Comité Cerezo México

    By Emilio Godoy
    MEXICO CITY, Mar 24, 2011 (IPS) - Malena Reyes, her brother Elías and his wife Luisa Ornelas were kidnapped Feb. 7 in the municipality of Guadalupe in the northern Mexican state of Chihuahua. Their bodies were found two weeks later, in a case that is among those drawing international scrutiny.
    The U.N. Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances is gathering and analysing information about some 30 activists who have been forcibly disappeared, to (...)

  • Politics of Death: Body count mounts in worldwide wars over land
    20 June 2017, by Comité Cerezo México

    Comité Cerezo México reported 30 killings between January and May 31, Karapatan in the Philippines documented 26 deaths between January and March, and Somos Defensores registered 32, also to May.
    By Paola Totaro and Matthew Ponsford LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Each week, at least four men and women vanish without trace or are found dead, cut down in a hail of gunfire.
    In Cambodia, a single mother is separated from her two children, arrested and locked up in prison.
    On the (...)

  • Activist who documented #2OCTMX protest sentenced to 5 years, nine months in prision
    23 de diciembre de 2013, por Comité Cerezo México

    12/23/13 — José Alejandro Bautista Peña, a Mexican activist, actor, and comedian, was sentenced on December 6 to serve five years and nine months in prison for his involvement in this year’s October 2 protest, also known on social media as #2OctMex. Judge Jorge Martínez of the Federal District’s criminal court found Bautista guilty of violence against authorities, disturbing the public peace, property damage, and ties to gang activity, the last charge for which had kept Bautista detained (...)