SESEA strengthens human rights training and technology management

The Executive Secretariat of the State Anti-Corruption System (SESEA) is implementing new institutional coordination and technological measures to improve governance.

SESEA has strengthened its ties with the National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) to provide training and capacity building for public servants. Juan Carlos Estrada Luévano has been appointed as the liaison to coordinate workshops, conferences, and specialized courses on human rights, which will be available in person, virtually, or through hybrid formats.

Additionally, SESEA has established the Information and Communications Technology Committee. This collegiate body is tasked with planning and regulating the use of technological assets to modernize government processes. The committee aims to optimize public services, promote transparency, and facilitate agile access to information for citizens.