Opened in 2010 as a venue to serve as a reminder of the infringements of Human Rights committed during the military dictatorship and, in this manner, to uplift the victims and their families. This modern building houses a large exhibition of visual and documentary testimonies that invite the visitor to reflection, understanding and education regarding Human Rights. Visits are free of charge and are orientated towards the general public. The museum covers 8,000 square meters and includes a digital library. Temporary exhibitions, workshops and courses are also held in the facilities to help deepen knowledge of Human Rights.