El derecho a la Libertad de Expresión y su interpretación por parte de la Superintendencia de la Información y Comunicación, análisis de la Resolución 001-DNGJPO-INPS, Caso Bonil

Abstract

Freedom of expression is a human and constitutional right, is a right with an organic law range and it’s governed by a regulation and by the resolutions that the Superintendencia de la Información y Comunicación issue respecting the process, In short, this is the policy that welcomes, the right to speak and express themselves freely. Therefore, as a human right, freedom of expression is guaranteed in its order: Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Article 13 of the American Convention on Human Rights, Article 66.6 of the Constitution the Republic of Ecuador, article 17 of the Communications Law and for the case study "Case Bonil" in Resolution 001-DNGJPO-INPS of the Superintendencia de la Información y Comunicación, which demonstrates that there is a mutation between the concept of the right to freedom of expression issued by International Tribunals and the concept maintained by the aforementioned control organism.