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Security & Strategic Review - January 2022
ARGENTINA: Rights groups denounce police lethality
Two recent cases of police killings have shone a spotlight on police violence in Argentina, particularly the phenomenon known as ‘gátillo facil’, or ‘easy trigger’. Rights groups and families of the victims are denouncing this lethal form of state violence, which primarily affects young men.
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