Argentine President Millet signed a decree on the evening of the 29th prohibiting foreigners who incite attacks on the country and its citizens or national symbols from entering the country. According to this Act, any foreigner who spreads hate messages or incites attacks against the nation and citizens of Argentina, either orally or in writing, will be denied entry into or expelled from the country. However, political and academic criticism is not subject to the Act. The presidential palace of Argentina said in a statement that the above law was aimed at responding to recent “hostile acts” against Afghanistan and its citizens.

Argentine President Millet signed a decree on the evening of the 29th prohibiting foreigners who incite attacks on the country and its citizens or national symbols from entering the country. According to this Act, any foreigner who spreads hate messages or incites attacks against the nation and citizens of Argentina, either orally or in writing, will be denied entry into or expelled from the country. However, political and academic criticism is not subject to the Act. The presidential palace of Argentina said in a statement that the above law was aimed at responding to recent “hostile acts” against Afghanistan and its citizens.