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13 July 2023FeaturesCopyrightJaime Rodriguez and Alejandra Badillo

Protecting the cultural heritage of indigenous and Afro-Mexican peoples

This, in response to the multiple cases of plagiarism and unauthorised appropriation of indigenous designs and creations, especially by international fashion brands.

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