Sexual violence against women in Colombia's armed conflict: a disregard of dignity

The Story of mankind shows a constant dynamic that has allowed scientific and technical advances, many of them arising from the war. Historical records show that men subject women to secondary or invisible roles. In many cases visibility is manifested in the outrages to which women are subjected in peacetime and war. Bioethics makes visible contemporary problems such as those related to the violation of the rights of women that lead to conflict and ethical dilemmas. In response, proposals for social transformation are necessary that, through dialogue and deliberation, promote recognition and respect for women and their dignity. The aim of this paper is to show that the experiences of women, especially in the Colombian armed conflict, has a background in the ignorance of dignity, and proposes dynamics of inclusion and recognition of women as key in a society complete with dignity, capabilities and potential.