Human Rights and
International Democratic Solidarity

Defense and promotion of democratic institutions in Argentina


Argentina has a federal and republican democratic system, and its main support is the division of powers. Its Constitution incorporates international human rights treaties that oblige the Argentine state to guarantee civil and political, economic, social, cultural and environmental rights, among others. The exercise of these rights was foreign during important periods of our contemporary history, dominated in the last century by authoritarian governments. This autocratic political legacy confuses liberal democracy with electoral majorities, and understands the issue of human rights almost exclusively linked to violations committed by state terrorism.

This initiative focuses on institutional quality in general, with special emphasis on the situation of the independence of powers, and in particular judicial independence; the general situation of Civil and Political Rights; publicity of the legislative process; and the situation in the Provinces with autocratic features.

Network of Entities for Independent Justice in Argentina (REJIA)

Contents

The human right to protest before the new Argentine government takes office


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Maud Daverio Cox: Farewell to a heroine


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Participation in the Civil Society Consultation organized by the EU


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Maud Daverio Cox: Farewell to a heroine


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A security policy that ignores citizens: Argentina 2003-2015


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Access to information and public media in Argentina


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Daniel Sabsay commented on two chapters of the book «Challenges for the strengthening of democracy in Argentina»


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The human right to protest before the new Argentine government takes office


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Participation in the Civil Society Consultation organized by the EU

Participation in the Civil Society Consultation organized by the EU


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Participation in Civic Consensus


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Defense and promotion of democratic institutions in Argentina