The Additional Impact on Victims during the Judicial Process of Sexual Violence Cases in the Context of the Internal Armed Conflict in Colombia

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.70082/esiculture.vi.2040
Issue
Vol. 8.1, S2 2024
Section
Articles
Harold Ardila Zapata
Lawyer. Specialist in criminal law, Master in Human Rights, International Humanitarian Law and Operational Law, PhD candidate in law. University Professor at Universidad de Sucre and Universidad Simón Bolívar
Nadín Madera Arias
Lawyer. Master in State Law with emphasis on Public Law. PhD candidate in Law. Research Professor
Héctor Urzola Berrío
PhD Student in Organizational Studies. Master in Education. Research Specialist. Bachelor in Education Sciences. Research Director at Corporación Universitaria Antonio José de Sucre (UAJS), Sincelejo, Colombia
Claudia Pachón Flórez
Master in occupational risk prevention. Physiotherapist. Professor at the Antonio José de Sucre University Corporation. Sincelejo, Colombia
Julio Álvarez Month
Master in Applied Statistics, Master in Public Management, Specialist in Public Finance Management, Specialist in Public Management, Agroindustrial Engineer. Professor at the University of Sucre, Colombia

Abstract

The article presents a study related to the victimization of individuals in judicial processes related to the Colombian internal armed conflict. Under this scenario, a conceptual, comparative and doctrinal analysis was proposed to understand the social dimension of the victims of the armed conflict in the judicial scenario. This study is relevant, as it allows us to glimpse topics or spectrums that are rarely analyzed in judicial scenarios.

How to Cite

Harold Ardila Zapata, Nadín Madera Arias, Héctor Urzola Berrío, Claudia Pachón Flórez, & Julio Álvarez Month. (2024). The Additional Impact on Victims during the Judicial Process of Sexual Violence Cases in the Context of the Internal Armed Conflict in Colombia . EVOLUTIONARY STUDIES IN IMAGINATIVE CULTURE, 2100–2109. https://doi.org/10.70082/esiculture.vi.2040