HUMAN RIGHTS AND SOCIAL INDIFFERENCE IN ECUADOR
Keywords:
Human rights, Social indifference, legal innovationAbstract
Currently, the prevailing approaches to human rights are based on social constructivist theories and take an interdisciplinary approach to the subject, drawing on philosophy, history, political science and law, as well as sub-disciplines and specialties such as cultural sociology. and the sociology of law. Sociologists who study human rights analyze the conditions in which rights claims are made, the actors who make them, the institutions that implement rights claims and the modes of their legal codification, and the results of struggles for rights. rights and the social effects that rights have. In that sense, human rights and social justice tend to be perceived as separate concepts in the contemporary paradigm, with social justice being a more egalitarian set of standards and human rights serving as basic protections against the frequent risks that states impose on citizens. general interests of those who are subject to them. In this sense, this review considers the historical conditions that have allowed significant advances in human rights and social indifference.
Keywords: Human rights, Social indifference, legal innovation.
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