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La “ayuda humanitaria” como causa de exclusión de la pena en los delitos contra los derechos de los extranjeros

Authors: Baccillieri, Antonio Domenico;

La “ayuda humanitaria” como causa de exclusión de la pena en los delitos contra los derechos de los extranjeros

Abstract

El tratamiento penal de la inmigración irregular en territorio español ha sido una constante en la últimas reformas del Código Penal, y la reciente LO 1/2015 no ha sido una excepción. El presente trabajo tiene por objeto la caracterización jurídica penal de la figura delictiva introducida en el párrafo 2º del artículo 318 bis 1, atendiendo a los criterios penales en la identificación de conceptos indeterminados como la “Ayuda Humanitaria”. Para una mejor comprensión de los cambios habidos en esta materia, analizaré la última Reforma del Código Penal, operada sobre el art. 318 bis, que comporta una nueva e importante modificación en la regulación de los delitos contra los derechos de los ciudadanos extranjeros. Precepto este que sanciona a cualquier persona o institución que ayude a quien no sea nacional a entrar en el territorio de otro Estado, a transitar por él o a permanecer en el mismo.

Treball Final del Màster Universitari en Advocacia. Codi: SRJ010. Curs acadèmic 2017-2018

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trata de seres humanos, Master's Degree in Professional Legal Practice, problemas concursales, Màster Universitari en Advocacia, Máster Universitario en Abogacía, ayuda humanitaria

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