La aplicación del Plan Integral de Reparaciones a las mujeres víctimas de violencia y violación sexual durante el Conflicto armado interno

Abstract

This research follows a qualitative paradigm and explores the perception of the implementation of the Integral Reparations Plan - PIR - in four women victims of violence and rape during the internal armed conflict that affected our country. In addition, they explore their inclusion in this public policy, their satisfaction about the benefits they receive, how they assess the care provided by the Reparations Council and what their level of resilience is to face what they suffered and overcome their consequences. Their vision is complemented by the collection of information on workers of the High Level Multisectoral Commission and the Reparations Council. 3 The results show that women do not feel included in this public policy and that the PIR has not been correctly implemented: There is a lack of budget and a process of decentralization and articulation for its execution is pending. On the other hand, repairs that are very limited in terms of their benefits; And the affectation of sexual violence has no reparation of its own. Finally, the four women developed resilience compared to what was experienced, without this meaning that they do not currently experience difficulties or distress at different intensities.