My father the killer
\u201cDid you actually kill hundreds of people, Dad?\u201d This is certainly not a question that many people feel the need to ask their parents. But for a group of young women in Argentina, it was one they could no longer ignore. Their fathers have been accused, held under trial and in some cases sentenced for some of the worst crimes in Argentina\u2019s history \u2013 all members of the military and police forces during the country\u2019s last military regime, that kidnapped, tortured and killed thousands of people over a period of seven years. Forty years later, these women have come together and decided to speak up against their fathers. The BBC\u2019s Valeria Perasso followed them on their journey to become a voice in the ongoing public conversation about human rights to help heal the country \u2013 and themselves.