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El uso del canon internacional de los derechos humanos

Authors: Becerra Ramírez, José de Jesús; Miranda Camarena, Adrián Joaquín;

El uso del canon internacional de los derechos humanos

Abstract

El presente documento pretende hacer una aproximación a las nuevas construcciones jurídicas en la que el uso del canon internacional de los derechos humanos tiene una presencia e influencia innegable en los ordenamientos jurídicos nacionales. Esto, derivado de la coyuntura presente en la que las fuentes normativas, plasmadas en tratados, convenciones, protocolos e incluso declaraciones internacionales de derechos humanos, aunados a la jurisprudencia emanada de organismos supranacionales, se han convertido en referencia casi obligada de los operadores jurídicos de los Estados nacionales. Así, ante dicha premisa nos ocuparemos en el presente documento de analizar cómo se ha dado este proceso de articulación del ordenamiento internacional de los derechos humanos con el nacional, que ha llevado al uso del citado canon internacional para legitimar y motivar las resoluciones de parte de la jurisdicción nacional. This article in intended to make an approach to the new juridical constructions where the use of the International Human Rights Charter is undoubtedly present with an influence on national juridical systems. This, together with present conditions where regulation sources contemplated in treaties, conventions, protocols, and even international declaration of human rights, in conjunction with the jurisprudence issued by supranational entities, has become an almost mandatory reference of legal practitioners of national states. Based on such a premise, this article will be used to analyze the way this international organization of human rights has been articulated to the national one, and this has made it possible to use such international charter to legitimate and motivate the national jurisdiction resolutions.

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tribunales nacionales, national courts, articulación del ordenamientointernacional y el nacional, International human rights charter, articulación del ordenamiento internacional y el nacional, Canon internacional de los derechos humanos, articulation of international organization and national organization

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