Sexual assaults and killings were the most common forms of violence against women noted by the Office during 2005, and the majority of those targeted were peasant, indigenous, AfroColombian and displaced women, who had returned to their places of origin or were living in blockaded communities.
Sexual assaults and killings were the most common forms of violence against women noted by the Office during 2005, and the majority of those targeted were peasant, indigenous, Afro-Colombian and displaced women, who had returned to their places of origin or were living in blockaded communities.