Argentina - Children stolen during the Civil War case

Incident date: 1990 Jan 1

Country: Argentina

number of children involved: 500

Hundreds of children were stolen from dissidents and placed with military families and others - some internationally - during the Military junta of the 1970's and 1980's.

Parent topics: child trafficking

Documents

Title	Publication date
Long lost generation: Argentina’s search for infants ‘adopted’ during a dirty war	2012 May 18
Argentina’s long lost generation: Robbed identity reappears late in life	2012 May 18
Argentine rights leader defends DNA database	2010 Jun 24
Rights Conflict in Argentine Court Battle Over DNA	2010 Jun 4
New law forces DNA tests to find 'disappeared' kids	2009 Nov 28
History of Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo; Children Who Disappeared or Who Were Born in Captivity	2009 Apr 6
Guatemala: Dirty war orphans put up for adoption	2009 Mar 23
Making “American” Families: Transnational Adoption and U.S. Latin America Policy	2006 Jan 1
In El Salvador: A disappeared son returns	2001 Mar 5
Court hears of Argentina's stolen children	2000 Nov 10
Special Report: International Adoption from Americas.org [Latin America]	2000 Nov 1
What Did You Do in the War, Mama?	1999 Feb 7
MOTHERS' CRUSADE IN MEMORY OF THE DISAPPEARED	1998 Nov 29

Topics: child trafficking, Argentine baby theft

Countries: Argentina

Subdivisions: Buenos Aires (Argentinian province)

Location

Buenos Aires

Argentina