Libertad a Enrique Guerrero

La detención arbitraria de Enrique Guerrero Aviña, estudiante de la UNAM y Defensor de Derechos Humanos, se realizó con lujo de violencia: agentes de la Policía Federal vestidos de civil intentaron ejecutarlo con armas de fuego, mientras conducía en la Ciudad de México. Su auto se detuvo por los impactos de bala y sin orden de aprehensión lo subieron a una camioneta sin membretes oficiales: fue desaparecido, incomunicado y torturado con el objetivo de incriminarlo en un delito que él no cometió y que pese a la tortura nunca aceptó.

Enrique Guerrero, integrante del Colectivo Liquidámbar y del Taller Universitario Carlos Montemayor, es una víctima porque le fueron violados sus derechos al acceso a la justicia; al debido proceso; a la comunicación; a la libertad, seguridad e integridad personal; y a la presunción de inocencia.

Expertos de la ONU solicitan al “Gobierno de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos [...] la liberación del Señor Guerrero Aviña y [...] una debida compensación”

Opinión 55/2015

Grupo de Trabajo sobre la Detención Arbitraria, ONU

The arbitrary arrest of Enrique Guerrero Aviña, student of UNAM and Human Rights Defender, was performed with extreme violence: Federal Agents wearing civilian clothes tried to kill him using firearms while he was driving his car in Mexico City. The bullets caused damage to his car forcing it to stop and without an arrest warrant he was taken into a van that did not have any police markings. He was then taken to an unknown location, maintained incommunicado and tortured with the aim to incriminate him for a crime he did not commit. It should also be noted that despite the inhumane and despicable torture, he did not, nor will confess as he is not guilty of committing any crime.

Enrique Guerrero, member of the Colectivo Liquidambar and Taller Universitario Carlos Montemayor, is a victim because he had the following rights violated:

·         Access to justice,

·         Freedom of communication and movement,

·         Personal security and integrity and

·         Presumption of innocence.

United Nations’ experts (Opinion No. 55/2015) have officially asked the government of the United States of Mexico to release Enrique and provide a fair compensation.