The severity of the internal armed conflict affecting Colombia has endangered the satisfaction of victims' rights in the face of violations caused by the use of landmines, unexploded ordnance, and explosive remnants of war by armed groups. In this context, the implementation of legal strategies that contribute through rights education for victims to demand the restoration of their rights is an urgent task aimed at settling a historical debt that academia, the State, and civil society owe to the Orinoquia region. The University of Santo Tomás in Villavicencio hopes to propose horizons of social transformation that elevate the dignity of the human person in all its dimensions. In order to listen to the voices of victims of the internal armed conflict, Colombia enacted Law 1448 of 2011, a regulation that is still in the process of implementation and raises many unanswered questions. However, it incorporates an interesting approach to the visibility of a historically marginalized sector, which demands a differentiated and transformative treatment regarding the harm suffered and the constant threat to their rights.