Human rights authorities from across the country expressed their repudiation of the denialist speeches about state terrorism

Summary:

The 38th Plenary Meeting of the Federal Council for Human Rights was held at the National Memory Archive in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The meeting aimed to discuss public policies on human rights throughout the country. Key topics included the need to sustain institutionalization of human rights policies, reject attempts to deny or minimize human rights violations, and defend the role of the State as the guarantor of human rights. The Council also condemned negationism and violence, and reaffirmed its commitment to working together to address major challenges in the human rights agenda. The meeting concluded with the signing of a joint declaration by representatives from various provinces, emphasizing the importance of continued efforts to combat negationism and protect human rights.