Amnesty International
Human Rights Watch
U.S.
Department of State (2005)
Human
Rights in Argentina
The
Politics of Memory: The Human Rights Movement and the Construction of Democracy
in Argentina Latin American Perspectives, (Spring, 1994),38-58.
Detention and torture
of Gwenda Loken Lopez (April 30, 1976)
Detention and interrogation
of Elida Messina (May 24, 1976)
1999
Argentina
minister says Dirty War 'closed chapter'
Jacobo
Timerman, chronicler of Argentina's 'dirty war' abuses, dies at 76
Keeping
the memories alive
Pinochet
judge issues warrants against Argentine junta members
2000
Albright
to Try to Shed Light on Missing Argentine Children
Argentina
to help find bodies of Jewish dissidents
Argentine
Congress bars Dirty War general
Argentine
human rights group hails arrests of retired military officers
Argentine
Jews ask Israel for help in recovering bodies from 'dirty war'
Argentine
president apologizes for country's reputation as Nazi haven
Trial
of Argentina's 'Dirty War' soldiers to open in Italy
Wide
Net in Argentine Torture Case
New
Argentine President Orders Purge of 'Dirty War' Remnants
2001
Argentina
rejects 'Dirty War' extradition requests
Argentine
Amnesty Overturned
Bonafini
en racha de improperios
Los
aplausos al terrorismo
2002
Argentina's
'dirty war' hounding Kissinger
U.S.
Releases 1980's Files on Repression in Argentina
2003
Now
the Dirtiest of Wars Won't Be Forgotten
Argentina
'Dirty War' baby buries dad he never met
Judge
Orders Officers Freed
Argentina
Revisits 'Dirty War': Will General Be Tried?
Mayor-elect
held in probe
2004
'I
was one of Argentina's stolen babies'
Argentina
Convicts 2 for Theft of Babies
Debate
Rises in Argentina on Museum of Abuses
Back
in Argentina, Priest Faces 'Dirty War' Charges
Argentines
Criticize Investigation of '94 Attack
5
acquitted in Jewish center bombing
2005
'Dirty
War' suspect hospitalized in Spain
'Dirty
War' protesters' remains found
2008
Argentine ex-generals guilty
of 'dirty war' death
2009
Argentina forces dirty war orphans to
provide DNA