Estudio crítico sobre los derechos y principios reconocidos en la sentencia nro. 751-15-ep/2

Abstract

Ecuador, since the decade of 97, has been presenting constitutional reforms attached to the protection and guarantee of human rights, both in its internal legal system and in the structuring of politics, carrying out important transformations for the citizens and communities of the country. However, based on the new Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador of 2008, it characterizes the country as a constitutional state of rights and justice, and it is that more and more jurisdictional bodies must focus on imparting justice, guaranteeing effective judicial protection, motivation and due process, etc. Therefore, this article will examine all the rights and principles analyzed by the Constitutional Court of Ecuador in judgment No. 751-15-EP / 21. The methodology used for the development of the present investigation, were the analytical, theoretical, inductive-deductive, descriptive, exegetical and hermeneutical methods; through a documentary investigation to be able to assess each of the characteristics, formalities, conceptualizations and purposes of the rights and principles recognized in the object of study, concluding that the Constitutional Court ruled in favor of human rights, emphasizing that the duty of all public authority is to adopt measures to dismantle any use of stereotypes or prejudices based on discrimination or violence against women, and against the whole of society in general.