Argentina Signs Geneva Consensus Declaration Opposing Abortion as a Right

Argentina has formalized its adherence to the Geneva Consensus Declaration, an international agreement that affirms the protection of life from conception and rejects abortion as a right. The government announced the decision on August 14, 2026.

The Geneva Consensus Declaration was launched in 2020 and has been signed by several countries that oppose the promotion of abortion in international forums.

Argentina's adherence comes as abortion remains under debate in the country, with demonstrations both for and against the practice.

The Argentine government said it intends to strengthen the protection of life and the family in line with the principles of the declaration. Pro-life organizations and other sectors of civil society welcomed the decision.

The government formalized its adherence amid international pressure on countries to legalize abortion.