Observancia normativa de los derechos humanos sobre las personas privadas de libertad en Ecuador.

Abstract

The purpose of this titling work is focused on being able to carry out a review and subsequent legal analysis of the human rights recognized by international and national regulations for persons deprived of liberty within the Ecuadorian prison system. Human Rights are rights inherent to the quality of being human, that is, they do not require conditions for their recognition and exercise and in the same way these rights cannot be subject to impairment, regression or injury under any circumstances in any circumstances. The situation of persons deprived of liberty, due to the conditions inherent to the prison systems marked by the social and geopolitical structures of each nation, can lend itself to the impairment or restriction of various fundamental rights, which restricts the normal development of the person still in his condition of being deprived of liberty. The Ecuadorian prison system is no exception to the social phenomenon mentioned above, for which special observance will be given to the fulfillment of different fundamental rights with national and international jurisprudence. The right to life, the right to education, the right to work, the right to personal integrity, among other rights that will be addressed throughout this work in order to verify based on the jurisprudence issued by national and international bodies. international compliance or, in turn, the legal precepts that must be transgressed for a human rights violation to be configured.