HUMAN RIGHTS IN MEXICO MORE THAN A DECADE AFTER ITS IMPLEMENTATION

• DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.5583422307112

• Palavras-chave: Derechos Humanos, Reforma constitucional, Estado de derecho.

• Keywords: Human Rights, Constitutional Reform, Rule of Law.

• Abstract:

  More than a decade after the constitutional reform referring to the first article, which supervises and recognizes compliance with Human Rights, it turns out that such recognition of rights is in a state of vulnerability. There is a socio-legal, ontological and epistemological imbalance of human rights to which the state has not paid sufficient attention. The terms State and Law must be kept together for the proper functioning of modern societies. From its conception, the State was regulated by law, but the State also exists by and for the individuals that make it up. Knowing that its motivation is the guarantee of an effective life in society, both for the institutions, bodies and individuals that are part of it. More than ten years of protection of rights have brought very significant changes in all areas of social life. Its meaning is not only verbal, but it has a deep and direct impact on people's lives. Today, the authorities cannot ignore the constitutional framework that limits their individual freedom of movement and the courts cannot apply the law without take into account the rights involved in the case, without interpretive tools and adjudicative methods that make the principle of personality a reality, it is no longer possible to talk about public policies without talking about human rights.