Rosario Piedra Ibarra
Rosario Piedra Ibarra is the head of the Comisión Nacional de los Derechos Humanos (CNDH) in Mexico, an organization responsible for promoting and protecting human rights. Recently, her leadership has come under scrutiny for the perceived lack of action regarding the treatment of deported migrants, raising concerns about the effectiveness of the CNDH in fulfilling its mandate.
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Mexico:
Rosario Piedra Ibarra is the head of the CNDH and is criticized for her lack of solidarity with the mothers searching for their disappeared children.
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Mexico:
Rosario Piedra Ibarra was mentioned in the context of demands for resignation alongside Teresa Reyes Sahagún.
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Mexico:
Rosario Piedra Ibarra asserts that no search collectives directly requested her resignation.
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Mexico:
Rosario Piedra Ibarra is the head of the National Commission of Human Rights (CNDH) in Mexico.
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Mexico:
Rosario Piedra Ibarra is the president of the National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) who met with Ceci Flores.
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Mexico:
Rosario Piedra Ibarra was one of the women searched for who passed away without finding their relatives.
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Mexico:
Rosario Piedra Ibarra is the president of the CNDH who has been criticized for prioritizing meetings with officials over families of the disappeared.
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Mexico:
Rosario Piedra Ibarra is the president of the Comisión Nacional de los Derechos Humanos (CNDH).
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Mexico:
Rosario Piedra Ibarra organized a 'counter-meeting' with victims of femicide, family violence, and disappearances after criticism for her absence in meetings with families of the disappeared.
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Mexico:
Rosario Piedra Ibarra is the president of the CNDH who has been notably absent from meetings regarding the crisis of the disappeared.
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