@El Universal In recent weeks, various states in Mexico have reported new cases of femicide, while authorities and organizations continue to highlight the need to strengthen prevention, investigation, and access to justice for women. In Sinaloa, the State Attorney General’s Office reported that 14 investigations into femicide were opened in September, primarily in Escuinapa, Culiacán,

@el Universal The murder of Father Román de la Cruz Hernández, whose body was found on September 15th on a highway in Hidalgo with gunshot wounds and a note placed next to him, once again brings to light the violence faced by members of the Catholic Church in Mexico. Authorities are continuing their investigation and

@Infobae The most striking finding: 93.4 percent of all crimes last year were either not reported or, despite being reported, did not result in any criminal investigation. Experts refer to this as the “hidden figure.” Only 9 percent of those affected actually filed a report with the appropriate authorities. 35.8 percent of people believe that

@Frayba In a bulletin published on September 14 titled “Concerns Over Denialism Regarding the Situation of Victims of Internal Forced Displacement in Chiapas,” the Fray Bartolomé de Las Casas Human Rights Center (Frayba) issued “an urgent call to the authorities to comprehensively address situations of internal forced displacement, guarantee adequate and timely assistance to those