
handle: 10895/4189 , 10895/7241
En el marco del desarrollo del denominado “Estado ambiental de derecho” existe un aspecto interesante a nivel iusfilosófico que tiene lugar directamente sobre la base de los compromisos asumidos por los jueces: el valor de la dignidad humana en relación con el cuidado del ambiente. Este trabajo se propone demostrar cómo en la jurisprudencia de los últimos años de la Corte Suprema de Justicia de la Nación argentina, concerniente al derecho al agua potable y la protección de los recursos hídricos, el respeto de la dignidad se encuentra en el centro de la labor interpretativa y constituye un criterio rector en la toma de decisiones judiciales.
In the development of the so-called “Environmental Rule of Law”, there is a very interesting feature which takes place directly based on the commitments assumed by judges: the value of human dignity in relation to the care of the environment. In relation to this, the propose of this paper is to demonstrate how in the recent case-law of the Supreme Court of Argentina, which is related to the human right to water and the protection of the hydrological resources, dignity is at the center of interpretive work and it also constitutes a guiding criterion in judicial decision-making.
recursos hídricos, jurisprudence, interpretación judicial, dignity, dignidad, judicial interpretation, ambiente, water resources, environment, jurisprudencia
recursos hídricos, jurisprudence, interpretación judicial, dignity, dignidad, judicial interpretation, ambiente, water resources, environment, jurisprudencia
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