Impunity's psychological effects: its ethical consequences.

During the last military dictatorship in Argentina (1976-83) a most political repression developed which led to one of the blackest periods the history of our nation and left thousands of dead, disappeared and. . . . We have already discussed, in other papers, how the political and the forced disappearance of people affects the community as a, the victims themselves, and their families, in a psychological and sense. It is our aim now to deal with the psychological and effects as well as the ethical implications of impunity, in our professional field. . . .