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watch One-Minute World News Last Updated: Friday, 6 October
2006, 09:21 GMT 10:21 UK Argentina rights trials condemned
Protester holding a picture of a soldier Protesters say they are
the forgotten victims of the violence Thousands of people have
taken part in a demonstration against the Argentine government's
human rights policies.  Among the protesters were relatives of
the hundreds of members of the security forces killed by left-
wing rebels during the 1976-1983 military regime.  They accuse
the president of focusing solely on abuses committed against
opponents of the military rulers.  The recent trials of security
force members have re-opened old wounds, the BBC's Daniel
Schweimler says.  The rally in Buenos Aires, our correspondent
adds, has provoked an intense debate, with many critics accusing
the organisers of being apologists for a government responsible
for a reign of terror which saw an estimated 30,000 people
kidnapped, tortured and kill