The Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación (SCJN) of Mexico ordered the state to resolve severe overcrowding at the Neza-Bordo prison located in the Estado de México. The ruling, issued on September 23, establishes that the current state of overcrowding in the correctional facility severely impacts the human rights of the individuals deprived of their liberty.
The high court's intervention mandates state authorities to take corrective measures to address the systemic population issues within the facility, emphasizing the legal obligation to protect the fundamental rights of inmates housed in the prison system.
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