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Journalists faced aggression during a water quality protest in Guadalajara, prompting a UN expert to call for an investigation into excessive force.
Journalists covering a protest concerning water quality in Guadalajara, Mexico, reported experiencing aggression, including the use of gas and force. The demonstration itself was organized to demand better access to clean water, a growing concern in the metropolitan area. Several individuals were detained following the event.
The protests highlight a significant water crisis affecting Guadalajara, leading to rotational water cuts in some districts. The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the rights to safe drinking water and sanitation has expressed alarm over the alleged excessive use of force against demonstrators and called for an investigation into the reported abuses.
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Center: Protests regarding water quality in Guadalajara have led to detentions and reports of aggression against journalists and demonstrators, prompting an alert from a UN rapporteur.
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