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

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Abstract: The plenary of the Constitutional Court of Ecuador, in exercise of its constitutional and legal powers, issued Judgment No. 1894-10-JP/20, on the protection action presented by Jessica Tatiana Coronel Silva, against the Military School " Eloy Alfaro" for having separated her from the military formation due to her state of pregnancy and violating her rights, among them; right to equality and non-discrimination, forms of direct and indirect discrimination, affectations to the right to education and life project, in addition to violating article 43 of the Constitution, which guarantees pregnant and lactating women, the right not to be discriminated against due to her pregnancy in the educational, social, and employment spheres, and for alleged violations of due process. The plaintiff argued that her pregnancy was ectopic (outside the uterus) and that therefore she was not carrying a child but a product that was going to be expelled from her body in a short time, which is why she could not have committed an infringement according to the numeral 10 of article 72 of the Military Disciplinary Regulations for cadets of the Eloy Alfaro Military Superior School. In effect, he alleged that the trial of his case was treated discriminatoryly, violating the constitutional principle established in article 11, numeral 2 of the Constitution.