Narrativas y estrategias de afrontamiento de las mujeres víctimas de violencia sexual en el marco del conflicto armado durante los años 2000 al 2005 en Santa Rosa, Sur de Bolívar y Barrancabermeja, Santander.

Abstract

The Colombian internal armed conflict has caused multiple damages, transformations and consequences for the victims of illicit recruitment and sexual violence, which have undermined their future lives and caused indescribable humiliation, uncertainty and loss of identity. The scientific evidence shows that the consequences of these violent events persist over time and are further aggravated when additional trauma is caused as a result of the re victimization process carried out by the family, society and the State. The present investigation had as objective to analyze the narratives and strategies of confrontation of the women victims of sexual violence in the framework of the armed conflict from 2000 to 2005 in Santa Rosa, Sur de Bolívar and Barrancabermeja, Santander, in the region of the Magdalena Medio; being found in their stories a temporary pattern, besides, emergent categories related to the poverty and the violence, the sociocultural of the armed groups outside the law and the power of threat and fear as means of control and coercion.