Category: Latin America(B)

Murder in Mexico: The Dangers of Journalism

by Waters, Morgan | Nov 16, 2020 | Journalism (B), Latin America(B), Mexico (B) | 0 |

Since the beginning of 2020, six journalists have been murdered in Mexico. In the afternoon on...

Femicide in Mexico: “A Day Without Us”

by Rosenbaum, Mary* | Apr 28, 2020 | American Politics(B), International Organizations(B), Latin America(B), Women(B) | 0 |

On Monday March 9th, 2020, thousands of women in Mexico did not go to work as protest for the...

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Welcome to the Towson University Journal of International Affairs. Established in 1967, we are the oldest undergraduate-run journal of international affairs. Check out our latest issue!

Recent Blog Posts

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Grasping at Laws: Climate Litigation in International Courts a Step Toward Justice for Small Island Developing States? December 18, 2023
The Freedom and Oppression of France’s Laïcité November 13, 2023

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Murder in Mexico: The Dangers of Journalism

Femicide in Mexico: “A Day Without Us”

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