UN: Mexico must address dire human rights situation with concrete actions not rhetoric

Headline Title: UN: Mexico must address dire human rights situation with concrete actions not rhetoric 19 March 2014 Mexico must put into action the promises it makes to the United Nations Human Rights Council tomorrow if it is to address the dire human rights situation in the country, Amnesty International said today.“Effective long-lasting measures have to be taken to address ongoing patterns of disappearances, torture, arbitrary detentions as well as routine attacks on men and women defending human rights, journalists and migrants. Mexico must not fail again to uphold its commitments…

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