MÉRIDA, Yucatan, (December 21, 2021).- With the aim of bringing its services closer to the citizens that live in the south of Mérida, the Human Rights Commission of the State of Yucatán opened the Office for the reception of complaints in the San José Tecoh neighborhood, south of Mérida.
When cutting the inaugural ribbon, the President of CODHEY, Miguel Óscar Sabido Santana, pointed out that initially the new space will offer the service of receiving complaints and will provide guidance in cases that are not the competence of this body, and will subsequently seek to carry out activities dissemination and training.
The offices are located at calle 54 no. 847 between 131 and 133 in the San José Tecoh neighborhood and its hours will be from 8 in the morning to 3 in the afternoon, Monday through Friday.
“We are going to expand services, according to the needs of this sector of the city that deserves our full attention,” he said.
Sabido Santana anticipated that it is intended that the people who live in the area and require the services of the CODHEY do not have to travel to the central building located in the Mexico neighborhood.
“It will be a gradual process, but we are committed to getting closer to the citizens who require our intervention,” he said.
Also present at the opening ceremony were the Presiding Magistrate of the Superior Court of Justice, Ricardo Ávila Heredia; the Delegate in Yucatán of the National Human Rights Commission (CNDH), José Raúl Montero de Alba; the Director of the Mérida Social Reintegration Center, Francisco Brito Herrera; the Deputy Director of Legal Affairs of the Mérida City Council, Jaime Emir Acopa Brito; and the Executive Secretary of CODHEY, Gustavo Arjona Canto
When speaking, Montero de Alba highlighted the coordinated work carried out by the CNDH with the CODHEY in Yucatán, and highlighted the collaboration that the authorities have shown with the work of both institutions that defend human rights.
Source: Yucatan ahora
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