Resolutions by International Bodies

You can find more resolutions and decisions on cases before international tribunals, in the Spanish page.

• UN Human Rights reports on Argentina - 1997

  UN COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RIGHTS

• Committee's Comments on Argentina's Compliance with the Convention
  April 1995
  
  
• Mónaco de Gallicchio Case
  
  

  COMMITTEE AGAINST TORTURE

• Report by Argentina to the Committee, 1997
  
  
• Committee's Report on Argentina
  1993
  
  

  COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS

• Concluding Observations - 1/1/95
  
  

  COMMITTEE ON THE ELIMINATION OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION

• Report of the Committee - 1997
  Report by Argentina to the Committee
  
  

  COMMITTEE ON THE ELIMINATION OF DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN
  
  

• Concluding Observations of the Committee
  23 July 1997
  
  

  COMMITTEE ON THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD

• Final Observations of the Committee
  02/15/95
  
  
• Reports Submitted by Argentina to the Committee August 1993 - December 1994

INTER-AMERICAN COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RIGHTS

• Ms. X v. Argentina, Case 10.506
  1997 - Ruling on how arbitrary vaginal inspections to women visiting prisons violates their human rights.
  
  
• Santiago Marzioni v. Argentina, Case 11.673
  1997 - Ruling that no right was violated when inflation made limits on workers compensation very low.
  
  
• Jorge A. Giménez v. Argentina, Case 11.245
  1996 - Ruling that the State violated the rights of a prisoner by keepign him in jail for 5 years without being sentenced.
  
  
• Verbitsky v. Argentina, Case 11.012
  1995 - Rules that the "Desacato" law by which a journalist was sentenced violates the right to freedom of expression in the American Convention.
  
  
• Vaca Narvaja et. al. v. Argentina
  1993 - Friendly Settlement in which the Argentine State agreed to pay the petitioners and other political prisoners during the military dictatorship damages for the human rights violations they endured.
  
  
• Consuelo et al. v. Argentina
  1993 - Concludes that the Due Obedience and Punto Final laws violate the American Convention and the American Declaration on the Rights and Duties of Man