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 present work is focused on the study and analysis of sentences issued by the Constitutional Court of Ecuador in which there has been a latent violation of the rights of the victims, specifically we will refer to the link that must prevail between the rights and the projects of global importance, as referred to in the sustainable development objectives focused on obtaining a better society, more aware, more empathetic with others in which fundamental rights are not violated. In that sense, the current investigative work seeks to ensure that there is a responsible perception and adequate interpretation in the actions of Judges when dispensing justice so that due process prevails. In the current work, we will specifically refer to the violated rights based on Indigenous Justice based on the customs and traditions of our culture, ancestral justice from many years ago which is protected in our Magna Carta, not only because of the principles, norms and rights that have existed for many years in the culture of the peoples. Likewise, Constitutional Law, establishing a connection with Sustainable Development Goal No. 16 in the current case No. 0134-13- EP/20 dated July 22, 2020, based on the decline of powers of the Ordinary Justice in favor of indigenous justice, making it possible to determine the situation our country is going through, exercising the right to guarantee Peace, justice and solid institutions, Rights of Communities, Peoples and Nationalities, Right to Jurisdiction and Competencies without discrimination.