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Does domestic violence fit into the mission of AI considering that such violence can be seen as political killing and as torture?

Murders in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico

I would like to know which corporations have maquiladoras in Juarez and why they have failed to provide more security for the women who work in these factories. Do you think that they (the corporations) have some responsibility for not doing more?
I would like to know what U.S. Corporations that have facilities in Juarez have done to improve safety for their workers while at work and in transit?
The women that have been murdered, were they employees of a sweat shop and if so what company owned it?
Is it within the mission of AI to pressure the media into greater coverage of human rights abuses?
Why hasn't Mexico's government and President investigated the murders during those 10 years? Why hasn't anything been done to prevent them?
What can I do to aid the victims of the Juarez murders, and the families and friends that it has affected?
What is the status of the identification of bodies? Any new cases?
Is there any progress regarding the disappearances and murders of hundreds of women in Juarez, Mexico?

Mothers and relatives of women reportedly murdered or missing show pictures of their daughters during a press conference in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, 13 February, 2004. (© Jorge Uzon/AFP)

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