Episode 6: Mexico's Human Rights Crisis

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Host Nathaniel Parish Flannery talks to Human Rights Watch Mexico Researcher Tyler Mattiace about why Mexico is now the most dangerous country in the world for journalists and human rights activists. Mattiace explains, "Mexico consistently ranks as one of the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists, usually it’s on par with countries where there is a war: Ukraine, Afghanistan. It’s also one of the top most dangerous places for human rights defenders and human rights activists.” Asked to give President Lopez Obrador a grade for his approach to human rights, Mattiace says, "his worldview doesn’t center around human rights. I would give him an F, a bad grade."

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