After the "Dirty War" between 1975 and 1983 in Argentina, DNA was used to

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DNA was used to match missing children who were kidnapped during the "Dirty War" to their biological grandparents who were searching for them. This was possible because many of the children were taken from their parents and given to other families to be raised as their own. The discovery of their true identities and biological families was a significant part of the reconciliation process for the country. DNA was not used to identify dead soldiers or civilians, and it did not lead to the conviction of the current president for war crimes.

After the "Dirty War" Between 1975 and 1983 in Argentina