Derecho a la salud de la población desplazada: el caso de las mujeres del Auto 092, medellín, antioquia

medellin is the second largest city in the reception of internally displaced population, product of the armed conflict of the country. even though sexual violence in this context is a state crime against humanity without limitations of power to prosecute, the country is barely beginning actions to undertake the problem, together with the processes of reparation, restitution and non-repetition, from differential treatment and gender-sensitive approaches. it is crucial to approach sexual violence from the actors of the armed conflict through the recognition of health as a fundamental human right, and from the gender-sensitive and socio-sanitary perspectives. however, in the advancement made so far, it can be argued that the essential guaranties of the right that these women have -in their condition of victims- become scarcely administrative, and they have a high risk of being re-victimized, in a process whereby the different governmental instances -including the instances of health care in charge of the attention to this population- do not keep the minimal attention protocols in the particular circumstances of these women.