101 f) in the days after the operative called “Transfer 1” and until May 22, 1992, included, the inmates listed in the petition were obliged to remain face down in the courtyards known as “no man’s land” and “admission”, without being supplied enough water and food, or without being allowed to change their clothes, or offered blankets to cover themselves, or a mattress where to lie down. The aforementioned, despite the fact that many of the inmates had been injured during the assault; g) in its final written arguments it indicated that the injured inmates that were transferred to health centers received new mistreatments on the way to said establishments, as well as new intents of an extra-legal execution. They were submitted to inadequate and morally degrading sanitary conditions, which is especially serious in the case of the women. Many of those injured, even when they had not yet recovered, where released with the only purpose of taking them back to the prison, where the experiences lived by Mrs. Gaby Balcázar and Miriam Rodríguez, and of the son of Mrs. Julia Peña Castillo, Víctor Olivos Peña, recounted during the public hearing before the Court, stand out; h) in the final written arguments it stated that the female inmates were treated by the state agents with special contempt and extreme cruelty from the beginning of the attack. The “[violating] situations had especially serious consequences for the female victims, several of which were pregnant.” The assault started in the only pavilion of the prison occupied by women, and once the operative had concluded they were submitted to conditions that threatened their dignity as women. The female inmates that were relocated in prisons for women were the victims of physical and psychological mistreatment during their transfer and within the penitentiaries to which they were taken. Similarly, the women injured who were taken to hospitals had to take off their clothes and remain like that for weeks, surrounded by armed individuals, and they were not allowed to clean themselves or use the bathroom, except accompanied by an armed guard that did not let them close the door; i) in its final written arguments it indicated that women have been the victims of a history of discrimination and exclusion due to their gender, which has made them more vulnerable to being abused when violent acts are carried out against specific groups for different reasons, such as inmates. The violence against women is a war strategy used by the actors of the armed conflict to advance in their control of both territory and resources. Additionally, these aggressions act as a tactic to humiliate, terrify, destroy, and injure the “enemy”, the family or the community to which the victim belongs; “Lack of medical assistance to the inmates that were injured” j) after the surrender of the inmates, between May 10 and 22, 1992, around 160 inmates that were injured during the execution of the operative “Transfer 1” and that had been submitted by the forces of Peruvian security, did not receive an adequate and timely medical assistance which caused their injuries to become more serious, and in some cases resulted in permanent physical consequences;