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Indigenous people seek legal protection against the construction of the San Cristóbal-Palenque highway
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In recent weeks, media announced a that the communities in the path of the San Cristóbal -Palenque highway had agreed to a long contested project. This week, Tseltales from the municipalities of Ocosingo and Chilón filed two amparos (writs of protection) aimed at preventing the project, citing the State's abuses of the right to consultation and lack of public information.
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Mexico, a Mass Grave, a Deep Pain
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''The example of the searching mothers is the example of the women in Veracruz, of the indigenous women in Acteal and Polhó, and the Zapatista women of Oventik, La Garrucha, and La Realidad. Today, searching mothers should always be heard by the political authorities, yet they wander alone searching for graves, looking for the slightest clue that leads them to their living relatives, or even to know if they left any trace.''
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Mexico, the Disappearing Country: No Trace of 125,000 People
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The uncovering of the Teuchitlán ranch brings an urgent crisis to the political forefront. A brief breakdown of the scourge of disappearances in Mexico over the last 25 years.
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Elite police detain ejidatarios of Tila, Chiapas, including 2 infants
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Despite the signing of a Pact of Civility on March 13th, conflict again rears its head in Tila, this time with elite state forces, Pakales, intervening and arresting 20 ejidatarios including a woman, 2 minors and 2 infants.
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Thousands of Forced Displacements, Territorial Dispossession and Political Violence Documented in Chiapas
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From Frayba we maintain that we are in the deepening of a human rights crisis in the state of Chiapas and the country; in this period we continue to tell stories of terror and pain, in the midst of an endless war against the people
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Sheinbaum Presents Reforms to Disappearance Law without Consulting Families of the Disappeared
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''In a press release, the National Movement for Our Disappeared—which brings together more than 100 groups across the country—stated that, while they recognize the president's belated interest in the issue, it is necessary to reiterate that the participation of families must be included, as they were the ones who learned to search when the authorities failed to do so.''
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‘’Peace’’ in Chiapas Built on Fragile Agreements with Criminal Groups – Frayba
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Frayba recently presented its annual report on the situation in Chiapas in the framework of the 36th anniversary of the human rights organization.
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Letter from the National Indigenous Congress, Groups, Collectives, Organizations, Movements, Individuals from Mexico and the World and the Zapatista Army of National Liberation to the Searching Mothers, Fathers and Families in Jalisco and throughout the Country.
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Letter from the National Indigenous Congress, Groups, Collectives, Organizations, Movements, Individuals from Mexico and the World and the Zapatista Army of National Liberation to the Searching Mothers, Fathers and Families in Jalisco and throughout the Country.
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Capitalism is the Murderer
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What other system has declared war on humanity in such a methodical and complete way? What other system systematically practices genocide and extermination of entire portions of youth, women and children?
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Schools for Chiapas is an international solidarity organization supporting autonomy in communities in resistance in Chiapas, Mexico. Our work depends on support from people of conscience everywhere.
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