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The Mexico Project field team is made up of volunteers from many countries who accompany people or organizations under threat, make regular visits to conflict zones, distribute information about the evolution of the conflict, work with civil and military authorities and carry out public relations and lobbying work to generate international support.
The Project works according to the philosophy of nonviolence, within the framework of international norms of human rights, under a strict respect for local laws and is independent of political and religious agendas. The Mexico Project receives funds from many public and private institutions of different countries, which allows it clear financial independence from any organization.
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Entrevistas is a publication of PBI Mexico that highlights situations that increase risks to the physical or psychological integrity of Mexican human rights defenders, or that damage the legitimacy of their work.
Here you will find the most recent interview with the Cerezo Committee.
Silenced: Violence against Human Rights Defenders in the South of Mexico. A special report on the situation in Ayutla de los Libres, Guerrero.
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Find out more about the people and organizations we protect.
Mexico City
Guerrero
Oaxaca

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