Dozens of people were arrested on Wednesday as they protested President Javier Milei’s Bases Law outside Argentina’s Congress

The human rights organization added that the state also failed to investigate the attack ‘with due diligence and within a reasonable time frame’

The first Anne Frank Awards for inclusion, democracy and human rights included dozens of renowned Argentine figures and institutions

A Florida jury ordered the company to pay US$38.3 million to the families of eight men killed by paramilitaries

Mothers of Plaza de Mayo never thought they would ‘have to prove there was a genocide in Argentina all over again,’ says Taty Almeida

It had already gone from independent ministry to pared-down undersecretariat. Argentina no longer has a national state department dedicated to gender policy

The mother of two children disappeared by the dictatorship in the 1970s, she presided an organization that grouped family members of people affected by the same tragedy

Protesters condemned government austerity, anti-LGBTQIA+ hate speech, and setbacks in policies tackling gender-based violence

The beloved human rights activist was recovering from a hernia operation and a pulmonary infection