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Carta al gobierno de México: es imperativo proteger los derechos de personas migrantes durante la pandemia COVID-19

Publicado por WOLA y varias otras organizaciones el 15 de abril de 2020.

A research-based letter expressing concern about migrants’ rights and health in Mexico in light of the coronavirus emergency.

Tags: Detention, Mexico crackdown, Public Health, Use of Force

Tags:Detention Mexico crackdown Public Health Use of Force

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