Argentina Joins the Geneva Consensus and Criticisms Grow
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The government of Argentina's far-right president, Javier Milei, has signed the country's adherence to the Geneva Consensus Declaration, a document from an international alliance of countries that condemn abortion. The Argentine Foreign Ministry stated that "the Declaration reaffirms the protection of human life and the family as the natural and fundamental unit of society." What is the Geneva Consensus? The Geneva Consensus on Promoting Women's…
The decision of the national government formalized this week Argentina’s accession to the Geneva Consensus, an international political declaration promoted by conservative sectors. Feminist and transfeminist organizations questioned the measure and warned that, although it does not modify the current legislation, it expresses a political alignment that threatens access to sexual and reproductive rights. By ANRed This week the national government…
Argentina joined the international pro-life coalition.
Argentina’s incorporation into the Geneva Consensus on the Promotion of Women’s Health and the Strengthening of the Family generated criticism from organizations linked to the defense of sexual and reproductive rights. The National Campaign for the Right to Legal, Safe and Free Abortion questioned Javier Milei’s Government’s decision and warned about its possible political implications. The accession was formalized by the Foreign Ministry and re…
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