Keywords
Law 975 of 2005 (July 25)
Women
Crimes against
Armed conflict
Woman
Armed Conflict in Colombia
Sexualized Body
Peace and Justice Law
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Abstract
This article looks for contextualize the women's situation in their relationship with the Peace and Justice process that is taking place in Colombia through two important procedures: free versions and reparations, in such a way that it is necessary to investigate for the construction of the truth and the revelation of an official story alienated by women's experience. In this scenario, the female body is sexualized by the male factions of the war and the guerrilla and paramilitary's demobilization process. A passive participation of women, being them considered as victims, could show how the truth, a paramount element of justice and reparation, inhabits in the masculinized narratives and war confessions.
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