Reparación Integral de las Víctimas de Desplazamiento Forzado y su Prorroga a la Luz de la Ley 1448 de 2011

Abstract

The internal armed conflict in Colombia has lasted for thousands of years. This is characterized by the constant confrontation between the Colombian government with guerrilla groups such as the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), the National Liberation Army (ELN), paramilitary groups and even criminal gangs. Among the causes are social inequality, the concentration of land in the hands of a few, poverty, social exclusion and the neglect of certain regions throughout the country. Therefore, throughout this research paper, we will seek to identify whether the criteria adopted by the Single Registry of Victims to extend humanitarian aid to victims of armed conflict are considered sufficient in terms of social justice and reparation, for overcoming the state of emergency of the victimizing event. Thus, after developing the regulatory and doctrinal framework regarding the extension of humanitarian aid in its administrative stage, studying the protection of fundamental rights and their regulation in international regulations and then covering the study of the criteria for suspension of humanitarian aid to victims of the armed conflict in Colombia; It is clear that the extension should not be suspended as a consequence of the passage of time, since this is not a cause for overcoming the condition of vulnerability. In the same sense, a consequence of the administration's delay in making it effective, causes a lack of protection and notable violation, since by not obtaining a full study of the conditions in which they find themselves due to excess regulations and the lack of training of the entities to their staff to assist the victims, they are not given prioritization in care.