An analysis of the role of women victims of the armed con ict in Colombia in the constitution of the right to reparation from a legal pluralism and gender perspective

Women victims of the Colombian armed conflict have undertaken a continuous struggle to be recognized as victims of the armed conflict, organizing themselves and demonstrating publicly. Their leading role in this struggle over the last 25 years, which involves the conception and implementation of the right to reparation, is addressed from a qualitative and documentary methodology, applied between 2017 and 2019. According to what was found, the Colombian State recognized the right of victims to file appeals and obtain reparation, but still very little of the population repaired with respect to the registered population. It is concluded that, despite these results, women continue to fight for their rights as victims, becoming permanent promoters of the rights of all women and achieving important contributions to the construction of the right to reparation, under a pluralistic perspective of law.