Overview
- The Observatorio Ciudadano Nacional del Feminicidio and Red TDT demanded an immediate, coordinated federal and state response to halt the crisis of feminicide.
- Government figures record 369 presumed feminicides and 1,387 homicides of women between January and May 2025, averaging more than 11 deaths each day.
- NGOs warn that entrenched impunity and serious institutional resistance have stymied prevention efforts and left perpetrators unpunished.
- They cited recent high-profile cases in Sonora, the State of Mexico and Jalisco to underscore the urgent human cost of systemic failures.
- The groups urged President Sheinbaum, Secretary Citlalli Hernández and all 23 states with active alerts to rigorously review and strengthen the 18-year-old Alerta de Violencia de Género contra las Mujeres and to publish clear reports on actions, resources and progress