Sara Escobar

Photographer

Ayotzinapa's 8th anniversary

Location: Mexico City

Nationality: Mexican

Biography: My name is Sara Escobar, I am a Mexican documentary photographer and filmmaker. My work focuses on identity, social justice, human rights, and efforts against violence in Latin America. For me, images are an opportunity to discover other... MORE

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Mexico City, Mexico. September ...unpunished. Photo: Sara Escobar

Mexico City, Mexico. September 26, 2022. Mothers and relatives of the disappeared Ayotzinapa students marched to Mexico City's main square in demand of justice. Eight years ago, 43 Ayotzinapa's students were disappeared in Iguala, Guerrero, by narco groups and different governmental forces. These crimes continue unpunished.
Photo: Sara Escobar

Mexico City, Mexico. September 26, 2022. People gives support to mothers and relatives of the disappeared Ayotzinapa students who marched to Mexico City's main square in demand of justice. Eight years ago, 43 Ayotzinapa's students were disappeared in Iguala, Guerrero, by narco groups and different governmental forces. These crimes continue unpunished.
Photo: Sara Escobar

Mexico City, Mexico. September 26, 2022. Mothers and relatives of the disappeared Ayotzinapa students, next to other students, marched to Mexico City's main square in demand of justice. Eight years ago, 43 Ayotzinapa's students were disappeared in Iguala, Guerrero, by narco groups and different governmental forces. These crimes continue unpunished.
Photo: Sara Escobar

Mexico City, Mexico. September 26, 2022. Demonstrators paste posters on Mexico City's main square in demand of justice. Eight years ago, 43 Ayotzinapa's students were disappeared in Iguala, Guerrero, by narco groups and different governmental forces. These crimes continue unpunished.
Photo: Sara Escobar

Mexico City, Mexico. September 26, 2022. A person walks by the fences around National Palace, where posters were pasted in demand of justice. Eight years ago, 43 Ayotzinapa's students were disappeared in Iguala, Guerrero, by narco groups and different governmental forces. These crimes continue unpunished.
Photo: Sara Escobar

Mexico City, Mexico. September 26, 2022. Fences around National Palace, where posters were pasted in demand of justice. Eight years ago, 43 Ayotzinapa's students were disappeared in Iguala, Guerrero, by narco groups and different governmental forces. These crimes continue unpunished.
Photo: Sara Escobar

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Ayotzinapa's 8th anniversary

Copyright Sara Escobar 2024

Updated Sep 2022

Location Mexico City

Topics Spotlight

Summary

Eight years ago, students from the Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers School in Guerrero were kidnapped and disappeared by narco groups and different government forces. To the date, this crime continues unpunished.