The Fundamental Right of Respect for the Dignity of the Human Person
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https://doi.org/10.19135/revista.consinter.00015.13Keywords:
Dignity, Morale, Law, Liberty, Constitution, Constitutional State of Law, Fundamental RightsAbstract
The dignity of the person is a fundamental right and duty in the Constitutional State, from a moral and legal perspective; It is the basis of respect, freedom, autonomy and responsibility of the human being. In this frame:
A. The objectives set forth in this article are the following:
1. Know the meaning and importance of human dignity.
2. Consign some examples that serve as a normative and practical reference, for the respect of dignity.
3. Specify part of the significance of the concept of dignity in the Constitutional State of Law.
B Hypothesis
The lack of respect for human dignity as a fundamental basis, of the Constitutional State of Law, has generated and continues to generate serious situations of violence and great social, cultural and economic gaps; that could be solved by complying with and enforcing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
C Methodology.-
Review of bibliography, legal texts and observation of reality.
D Results achieved.
Approach to reality, and clues to deepen the investigation
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