This article presents a documentary research work on Experiences of affectation of women because of the war; emphasizing the consequences of the violence that marks their bodies and their subjectivity. Several databases of indexed and non-indexed publications were reviewed; prioritizing papers between 2010 and 2016. The results evidence a guiding thread between patriarchal culture; gender violence in daily life and sexual violence and other forms of violence against women within the armed conflict; likewise; women's capacity for resistance and subjective reconstruction through networks and other forms of expression in processes of memory; truth and reparation with psychosocial perspective.