La desaparición forzada de personas como crimen de estado y el ejercicio político de oposición del movimiento social en Colombia

Abstract

Historically the Colombian social movement has led to the claim of common purpose of a social and political from the very organization of the communities within the framework of the effects that cause certain government bodies in its people and territories. Parallel to this, the forced disappearance of persons has operated in the country, as a specific and systematic political strategy for more than 38 years setting the figure of State crime recognized in international law; Where the political nature of the social movement became a target of attack supported by government policies that fragment politicians organized Colombian population, strengthened the legitimacy of factors such as human rights persecution, economic, social, civil and, stigmatization and impunity. Faced with such a scenario, contrary to the principles of rule of law, it must make visible the impact of this crime against humanity in the revival of social struggles forcibly disappeared, to be potentiated in these generational legacy demands on their daughters and children.