US EditionScjn Will Give Legal Value to Indigenous and Afro-Mexican Knowledge
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Iván Evair Saldaña Mexico City. The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) created the System of Community Research (SIC), a mechanism that seeks to incorporate the legal knowledge of indigenous and Afro-Mexican peoples, derived from their history, practices and defense of human rights, in the elaboration of resolutions of judges, magistrates and ministers of the country. The SIC, which is part of the Center for Constitutional Studies and…
Indigenous and Afro-Mexican knowledge will have the same academic and legal value as traditional knowledge, highlighted the minister president of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN), Hugo Aguilar, when announcing the creation of the new Community Research System. The main objective, said Aguilar Ortiz, is to promote a profound change in the way of understanding and practicing law in Mexico. He said that it is the time of the people…
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