The ruling on the Napalpí Massacre in Argentina: justice for the past and inspiration for the present

BY CARLOS SALAMANCA VILLAMIZAR FOR DEBATES INDÍGENAS

The Truth Trial for the Napalpí Massacre that took place in 1924 recognised the State’s responsibility in the crimes of aggravated homicide and subjection to servitude as crimes against humanity committed as part of a process of genocide. In addition, it stipulated a series of reparatory measures such as progress in identifying the location of the mass graves and the establishment of a memorial site.

Cover photo: Toba, Napalpí, 1924. Photo: Lehmann/IAI

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