The State of Human Rights in Mexico: The Practitioner’s Perspective
Join Notre Dame Law School and the Mexico City Global Center for a conversation with four Notre Dame alumni who are currently working to improve human rights throughout Mexico. They’ll offer insight into the most pressing issues as well as the legal strategies they are using to promote human rights. Professor Paolo Carozza will moderate.
Participants
Dosia Calderón Maydon
International consultant and professor, Francisco Suárez, S.J Center for Human Rights for Dignity and Justice at the Technological Institute of Higher Studies of the West (ITESO)
Regina Castro Traulsen
Director General for Human Rights, Supreme Court of Mexico
Salvador Leyva Morelos Zaragoza
Technical Secretary for Combating Torture, Cruel and Inhumane Treatment, Federal Institute of the Public Defender
Fabián Sánchez Matus
Executive Director, Laboratory for Structural Litigation
Originally published at law.nd.edu.