Peace processes in Colombia: human rights and victim families of the armed conflict

This article focuses on the interdisciplinary analysis of the peace process between the Colombian government, represented by President Juan Manuel Santos, and the FARC guerrilla, which became a reality with the peace agreement. This agreement establishes a guideline in the armed conflict between these two actors. This process was necessary to overcome the armed conflict, which produced the violation of the human rights of individuals and their families as violence victims. It is evidenced through the documentary analysis that this agreement constituted a significant advance in victims' reparation. This reparation emphasized in the economic and individual aspects, nonetheless, psychosocial assistance aspects and symbolic measures of integral reparation in families were omitted.