Efectividad de los Procedimientos Administrativos en las Víctimas de Violencia Intrafamiliar con Perspectiva de Género

Abstract

This presentation, framed within the scope of a master's degree in administrative law, analyzes the access of victims of domestic violence to administrative procedures in Colombia, taking the gender perspective as a central axis. The legal and regulatory framework is addressed from a critical perspective, examining the existing institutions and care mechanisms, as well as the barriers and challenges that victims face in accessing justice. The study delves into the good practices and strategies identified at the national and international level, focusing on those that promote a transversal gender approach in administrative procedures. Additionally, the conclusions and recommendations derived from previous research and studies are analyzed, in order to propose concrete actions from the academy and the professional practice of administrative law. Finally, it concludes with a reflection on the fundamental role of administrative law in guaranteeing effective access to justice with a gender perspective for victims of domestic violence. Emphasis is placed on the need to strengthen training in this subject in master's programs in administrative law, promoting an interdisciplinary approach and applied research to generate innovative proposals relevant to the Colombian context.