Los derechos de las personas privadas de libertad, en el marco del ordenamiento jurídico ecuatoriano ¿se efectivizan éstos derechos?

Abstract

The present investigative work consists of the analysis of the rights of persons deprived of liberty, after entering into force the Constitution of 2008, until 2015. The rights of persons deprived of liberty are prescribed by the Constitution of the Republic, the Convention on Human Rights, the Pact of San José, Costa Rica, the Treaty of Cruel Torture and others. The rights of persons deprived of freedom, lose their self-protection and the State assumes it. Prisons in Ecuador leave much to be desired despite the fact that there have been changes still maintain overcrowding, lack of basic services, lack of attention in: health, education, and work, for a population of 26,000 inmates, data taken from a statement from the Ministry Of Justice, Human Rights and Worship in 2014. According to the Plan of Good Living until 2017 must be at zero overcrowding, because it will avoid imprisonment for seniors, pregnant women, and people whose sentences do not exceed certain years of deprivation of liberty