The National Centre for Historical Memory (CNMH for its name in Spanish, Centro Nacional de Memoria Histórica) recorded that 218,094 people died there were 27,023 victims of kidnapping 11,751 victims of massacres 25,007 victims of forced disappearance 5,712,506 victims of forced displacement and 1,754 victims of sexual violence (CNMH, 2012). The conflict in Colombia, which seemed to end with the signing of the Peace Accord, lasted six decades (1960-2016) and involved various armed groups – guerrillas and paramilitaries, several linked to drug trafficking – and the armed forces of the Colombian state. Over time, many of the survivors of sexual violence during the armed conflicts in both countries are breaking the silence and beginning to demand justice They also demand strong actions to prevent these events from recurring and to end violence against girls and women in the present. Sexual violence was used as a weapon of war to subject women and communities to control and fear, in addition there were multiple forms of sexual violence and the perpetrators acted with absolute impunity. The armed conflicts in Colombia and Guatemala were among the most extensive and violent in Latin America. Herramientas jurídicas para casos de Violencia Basada en Género.
Cronología de los diálogos con las FARC-EP.Observatorio de seguridad y convivencia.Consorcio Internacional sobre Políticas de Drogas (IDPC).Alianza para el litigio de violencias basadas en el género ante la JEP.Acción Global Contra Crímenes Atroces Masivos (GAAMAC).
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