Estado de Silencio (State of Silence) explores the limits of freedom of the press in Mexico, following four journalists who risk their lives to report on the collusion between organized crime and corrupt officials. From the reporters' perspective, the documentary shows how they must navigate zones of silence and powerful entities to expose corruption and violence.

The recent The Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project investigation on how powerful actors in Mexico have used the amparo trial to delay extraditions highlights ongoing challenges in access to justice, at a moment when Mexico–US law enforcement cooperation is itself in flux.

The case of Roberto Samcam, Nicaraguan journalist and activist assassinated in Costa Rica last June. Have we returned to the days of Operation Condor under dictator Augusto Pinochet?

The Los Angeles Times has spotlighted the groundbreaking legal action spearheaded by the G37 Centre in U.S. courts to advance accountability for gross human rights violations in Mexico. The case, brought under the Torture Victim Protection Act, focuses on abuses in Nayarit—a context shaped, as in many parts of Mexico, by the entanglement of public power and criminal interests, where violent turf wars reveal fractured governance and deep territorial contestation. It speaks to

Jorge Peniche, G37 Centre’s Associate in Mexico, spoke with specialized outlet Pie de Nota and journalist Luis Chaparro about the efforts...

Michael Reed Hurtado, Head of Programs at G37 Centre, discussed with Milenio Noticias (Mexico) the objectives of filing a civil complaint...

G37 Centre CEO, Almudena Bernabeu, speaks with journalist Carmen Aristegui about the effort to seek justice in the U.S. against former ...

The leading news platform in Mexico, Aristegui Noticias, covers in this report the initiation of legal actions in the U.S. against the...