El principio de seguridad compartida y la necesidad de su regulación en la Ley de Seguridad Pública y del Estado para materializar la dignidad humana, la no discriminación y la democracia desde la perspectiva de derechos humanos

Abstract

This thesis is a broad and deep analysis of the Public Safety Act, which is to regulate the overall security of the democratic state of law and justice for all inhabitants of Ecuador, but is not suitable in the principle of human dignity, discrimination and democracy to ensure public policy of shared security that allows us to exercise freely and effectively the rights and obligations enshrined in international conventions, the Constitution, laws and state policies, to live safely, harmonious, solidarity and a better quality of life, reducing risk, that obligation generates a responsibility to protect rights and freedoms in an environment of peace and stability in the promotion of both individual and collective development and preserving correlated with democracy.