Chile: Amnesty International announces research mission to document grave human rights violations
Amnesty International has been monitoring the situation in Chile closely and in the next few days will send its crisis team to document human rights violations and possible crimes under international law committed in the context of the state of emergency and the curfew imposed in the country this week.
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Mexico: One year after the killing of Julián Carrillo, Amnesty International calls for justice and protection for environmental defenders
One year after the killing of the indigenous Rarámuri leader Julián Carrillo, Mexican authorities must carry out a thorough investigation to determine who was responsible for his death and for all the attacks against defenders of land, territory and the environment in Mexico, Amnesty International said today.