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: International human rights law is important, since in the world There is still a kind of utopia regarding people's rights, but In the study of the Sustainable Development Goals, human rights are their base and main purpose. In this sense, the subject of International Law of rights Humans studies the obligation that States have to act with the premise of protect the human rights of the population and promote fundamental freedoms of each one. For what this research analyzes the preference of the matter of International human rights law and its connection with human rights protected by Sustainable Development Goals no. 16 (SDG 16) through the study of the rights violated in the Judgment of the Case of Aroca Palma and Others. The rights protected by SDG 16 are: Access to quality justice, judicial protection effective, rights of participation, communication and information and right to good public administration and the rights violated in the ruling are: access to justice, effective judicial protection, right to information and right to good public administration.