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: The Political Constitution of Ecuador, adopted in 2008, enshrines the right to equality and non-discrimination provided for in article 11.2, recognized as a basic and general principle in relation to the protection of human rights to be treated with equal dignity and to be treated with respect, which essentially constitutes being protected against discrimination for various reasons, such as the freedom to make decisions about one's sexual and reproductive life. The present case study is based on ruling No. No. 1416- 16-EP/21 where the plaintiff Mr. Sergeant Freddy Gustavo Velasco Ortega with 25 years of service in the Armed Forces presented an extraordinary action for protection against the sentence in the second instance because he aspires to advance to the rank of senior deputy officer, having to abide by current institutional regulations to comply with the approval for the Command and Leadership course. When the sergeant applied for the course in question, he was declared unfit due to the fact that he had fathered children out of wedlock, making him ineligible for promotion.