gender inequalities, socio-cultural or economic that affect them, but also assimilated to all temporary legislative and administrative actions, consistent with the purpose of remedying situations of disadvantage or exclusion and discrimination of a group, in some aspect of their life.(Greenwalt, 1983). 1 (pastor murillo, las medidas de acción afirmativa o medidas especiales: para reparar las injusticias históricas y la discriminación) – Alfonso Ruiz, Miguel (1994 77-83 discriminación inversa o igualdad. To point out some significant experiences of positive or affirmative action in my country:  Women's Empowerment through strengthening of organizational expressions and networks at local, regional and national levels (even in the midst of discrimination and threats), from there, day to day advances in the application of positive / affirmative actions to force local and national governments to address the women, as example the opening of Secretaries for women's Affairs in local government institutions.  The Law on Quotas to guarantee the participation of women, at least 30%, in scenarios of politics and bodies to life. This action seeks to recognize amend the imbalance experienced and still experience women compared to men in terms of opportunity for leadership and political will; and it makes the judgment enforceable by C371, with which the gate opens to recognition women as subjects of law, with full powers to access areas of political and social power.  Differentiated policies for access to placements quotas in colleges and universities, through quotas that are approved and promoted by the training centers; and scholarships and loans for undergraduate and specialization that promote the state entities through special funds granted by the ICETEX (Colombian Institute of Technical Studies Abroad). However, the results today indicate that such policies are not being applied and there is no follow-up in schools and especially in private universities; and with respect to ICTEX credits, generally they lack sufficient funds to meet demand, as well as the high level of the requirements end up limiting access of young people and Afros and Indigenous to the credit. In this context, and from other side, the social movement of Afro-Colombians, and especially the African women, more specifically located in the Caribbean region, have agreed today that a priority is the defense to stay in the ancestral territory which claims respect for rights such as, Prior Consultation; participation in the modification of Land Management Plans; Titration of the Collective Territories, and the strengthening of the Community Councils as their own and autonomous bodies of the ethnic people of African descent as the recognition given by Law 70 of 1993. It is inconceivable that while in scenarios like these, we are reflecting on the principle of equality and non-discrimination in cities like Cartagena, the Afro communities and within women especially. They (women) are fighting under unequal conditions of participation and decision of policies that affect them negatively to the point of placing them on the edge of