The analysis of information collected through psycho-social tools to the relatives of victims allows you to demonstrate:
•A prevalence of 70% of victims of human rights violations and breaches of international humanitarian law in the male gender, about 21% of the female gender. While 93% of family members of victims interviewed belonged to the female gender, this majority participation of women in the process and activities of victims may occur by the predominance of the cultural paradigm of "men don't cry ".
•After the victimizing acts, families were left unprotected economically since 85% of the fatal victims were often being the main sustenance of their home. In addition to this, the academic level that 72% of the family does not exceed primary basic training, which together with the social stigma decreased the possibility of getting a decent job that will help improve their economic situation, to the point that currently 92% of them are low-income. For example, 73.3% does not have all the utilities.
•With regard to the family impact, 42% of households disintegrated after victimization; As a result of fear, the lack of economic resources, the social stigmatization and the failure to stand in the place where the facts occurred.
•Regarding the psychological effects of the people who received the psychosocial accompaniment, 67% have duel not resolved or in some cases a duel ambiguous, demonstrating chronicity of symptoms. The remaining 33% used two coping strategies; "first, through legal actions that allow them to glimpse the possibility of finding the truth and justice, the second, through religious beliefs which are based on two aphorisms:" God as being fair will provide the justice that the man is not able to ", and" We must trust God, he knows how to make things".
•The effects related to anxiety can occur simultaneously with the above, exposing individuals to episodes where generated alterations of mood, that sometimes occurs for specific periods, as in birthdays, anniversaries and other special dates. These peaks are marked deeply the relatives of disappeared, generating maladaptive behaviors in relation to the development of their daily lives.
Analysis for composition age of family members of victims of serious human rights violations and breaches of international humanitarian law, shows that 53% population older than 60 years. Therefore, precarious progress to date in research or not opening them, implies that in a high degree of likelihood many of these relatives may not see justice or know the truth of what happened.
After so long, families hope to solve all the tangled things that surrounded the victimizing facts that lived their loved ones, alleged crimes of state. Effects that remain in the present of the families and their close circle as load invisible led for years and that only leaves them sporadically when they have a small light of hope, is find your family or those responsible. It is necessary to recognize that the State has forgotten the human dimension of the victims.