Human rights in Mexico face significant challenges, including issues related to violence, discrimination, and corruption. The country has a history of human rights violations, particularly concerning the treatment of indigenous peoples, women, and journalists. Despite constitutional protections, enforcement remains inconsistent, and many victims do not receive justice. The Mexican government has made commitments to improve human rights conditions, including reforms and international cooperation. However, ongoing problems such as organized crime and impunity hinder progress. Various organizations, both domestic and international, continue to advocate for the protection and promotion of human rights in the country.