The regulations of data protection do not block the access to the information about the victims dead or disappeared with judicial declaration from death or demise that figure in the data base of the Human Cost of the Civil War. In the case of disappeared persons about whom judicial declaration does not consist of death or demise and that they could be alive, the regulations of data protection would not block the access to the data about the identity and other data that they appear in the accessible card of basic data to the public through the available nominal searcher in the web of the responsible entity. However, in view of the circumstances of the case, the generalized access to the information that can affect the honor does not consider itself, the privacy or the image itself that figures in the part of complementary information, justified. It would be necessary to exclude the data about the identity of the children/daughters or spouses as unnecessary from the victims, as well as the identificatives data of third parties who can figure as witnesses in the respective references of the documental sources.