A protestor holds up a placard with a slogan in Spanish that translates roughly to "People on the streets have rights too". Credit: Erendira Aquino Ayala (@ere_aquino).

After a number of punitive anti-homeless measures were actioned by municipal authorities in Mexico City, including street sweeps and the endangering of marginalised communities such as homeless trans women, a cohort of protestors took to the streets to rail against these policies.

Homeless communities protest to demand respect for their human rights and against forced displacement in Mexico City

Through the INSP News Service, we write, edit and translate hundreds of articles each year for distribution to street papers around the world. The Service supports street papers to go to print, enabling people in need to earn an income and independent media to thrive.  One of the organisations that benefits from the Service is Mi Valedor in Mexico City.


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