El Estado Colombiano y su Actuación en la Protección de los Derechos de las Víctimas de Conflicto Armado

Abstract

Colombia, for more than 5 decades, has been immersed in an internal armed conflict originating within the most vulnerable population, causing moral, cultural, social, material, economic and political damage, derived from the seizure of control of the territory, mainly affecting the peasant population in the areas of its influence, a situation that has left important consequences and numerous victims; a situation that represents a challenge for the country in its obligation to guarantee truth, justice, reparation and non-repetition.

To carry out the above, various regulatory frameworks have been implemented that will be studied through a descriptive analysis, with the objective of developing and determining if the Colombian State has executed the necessary actions to guarantee the protection of the rights of the victims of the armed conflict and, if through these efforts, the rights have been effectively protected in all the areas involved, mainly the restitution of lands of those who forcibly abandoned their properties or were dispossessed of them.