Preferencias académicas de los estudiantes de la carrera de derecho y su vinculación con los objetivos de desarrollo sostenible (ods) a través del estudio de sentencias.

Abstract

Abstract: I present the following investigative work related to the female gender and an analysis regarding equal marriage. According to research from the last decade, more girls are in school and fewer girls are forced into early marriage. Despite this progress, discriminatory social laws continue. The COVID-19 pandemic has correlated with an increase in domestic violence. The loss of jobs, school closures and elderly family member's needs, caused many victims to be trapped in the houses with their abusers. A Charter of the United Nation, approved in 1945, speaks of quality and non-discrimination as essential principles, fundamental to build peaceful, prosperous and sustainable world. However, millions of women and members of the LGTBQI community continue to suffer discrimination. To ensure that women, girls, men, boys, and people of all genders can fully enjoy human rights, entities such as OHCHR, civil society and other stakeholders around the world have and must continue to commit to working together towards this end.