Mexican authorities urged to investigate attack on rights observers

Wednesday 28 April 2010 Amnesty International has urged the Mexican authorities to investigate an attack on human rights observers in the state of Oaxaca, that reportedly left at least two people killed and several injured and missing. Amnesty International has urged the Mexican authorities to investigate an attack on human rights observers in the state of Oaxaca, that reportedly left at least two people killed and several injured and missing. According to initial reports, an International Caravan of Human Rights Observers that were going to document human rights abuses in the Indigenous Triqui…

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