Bias-motivated incidents in Argentina

The map has recorded 30 bias-motivated incidents in Argentina since December 2025, 4 of them in Buenos Aires. Sexism / gender-based violence is the most common category (24), then religious discrimination (4) and xenophobia (2). 17 of the 30 were assaults or worse.

Bias-motivated incidents in Argentina. 30 incidents  ·  Dec 2025 – Oct 2026; a map marks each place with a dot, coloured by its most severe incident.
30Incidents
17Assault or worse
23Places
33News outlets

Incidents over time

Dec 2025 – Oct 2026
Incidents by month and severity
MonthIncidentsDiscriminationThreatsVandalismAssaultFatal
December 2025200020
January 2026210010
February 2026100001
March 2026202000
April 2026300120
May 2026502003
June 2026402020
July 2026302001
August 2026400022
September 2026100001
October 2026303000

Every incident

Category
Severity
Place

30 incidents, newest first.

October 2026

  • Armed man breaks into ex-partner's home, holds her and daughters

    A man forced his way into his ex-partner's house, where she was locked in a room with her three young daughters, and threatened her and responding police officers with a knife before being subdued by an officer's shotgun shot.

    Oct 22 · María GrandeSexism / Gender-Based Violence2 sources

  • Intimate photos of schoolgirls shared without consent at Rosario school

    Photographs of female secondary students at a religious school in Rosario circulated among classmates without their consent, with suspicion that some were altered using artificial intelligence to create fake nude images.

    Oct 21 · RosarioSexism / Gender-Based Violence1 source

  • Brazilian journalist expelled from Argentina and banned for five years

    A Brazilian freelance journalist and PT activist was detained at Aeroparque, had his ID confiscated, was expelled from Argentina and banned from returning for five years, allegedly for not meeting permanent residency requirements.

    Oct 12 · Buenos AiresXenophobia1 source

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June 2026

  • AI-generated nude images of schoolgirls shared on Telegram

    Female students at a school in San Miguel de Tucumán discovered fake nude and sexual images of themselves, generated with AI and circulated on Telegram without their consent; a mother filed a complaint and three students were identified as suspects.

    Jun 30 · San Miguel de TucumánSexism / Gender-Based Violence1 source

  • Prison officer beats his partner and damages their rented apartment

    A 33-year-old prison service officer, in a state of intoxication, insulted and beat his 26-year-old partner and caused serious material damage inside the apartment they rented in the city Capital.

    Jun 27 · Santiago del EsteroSexism / Gender-Based Violence1 source

  • Woman reports ex-boyfriend for striking her in the face

    A young woman filed a police complaint in Buenos Aires alleging her ex-boyfriend hit her in the face during an argument in the early hours of the morning.

    Jun 12 · Buenos AiresSexism / Gender-Based Violence4 sources

  • Councilwoman reports ex-partner for threats and gender violence

    A local political activist was denounced for gender-based violence by his ex-partner, a sitting councilwoman, who submitted an audio in which he threatens to stone her along with other offensive material targeting her, her daughter and her father.

    Jun 8 · Florencio VarelaSexism / Gender-Based Violence1 source

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January 2026

  • Man beat his ex-partner and children in Córdoba home

    A 45-year-old man arrived home drunk and insulted and beat his children and his ex-partner in a house in the Bell Ville neighborhood of Córdoba, prompting a police response.

    Jan 19 · CórdobaSexism / Gender-Based Violence1 source

  • Radio host blames 'two Israelis' for Patagonia wildfires

    A radio host said on air, citing unnamed 'good sources' and without evidence, that two Israeli citizens had caused the wildfires burning in Argentina's Patagonia region, drawing condemnation from Jewish community leaders.

    Jan 12Religious Discrimination1 source

December 2025

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