Human Rights Commission denounces alleged torture during water protests in Mexico
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On October 15, the Ibero-American Commission of Human Rights for the Development of the Americas (CIDHPDA) filed a formal complaint with the Mexican Attorney General's Office (FGR). The commission alleges that state authorities engaged in acts of torture and arbitrary detentions during a recent protest regarding water quality in Mexico.
Simultaneously, authorities in the state of Jalisco announced that 17 state police officers are under investigation for the alleged excessive use of force during the same demonstration. The incident, which occurred in western Mexico, involved public unrest triggered by concerns over contaminated water supplies.
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