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 sentencia

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Abstract:This dissertation analyzes and studies the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), covering their creation and the development of the 17 goals. In particular, it focuses on Sustainable Development Goal No. 5, which is examined from the perspective of personal integrity and gender equality. Through the analysis and the choice of the matter of preference, the Constitutional Court analyzes the guarantees of due process in the guarantee of motivation and the right to effective judicial protection in the framework of an action for protection in which the violation of constitutional rights of the lawyer Tania Valentina Vásquez Abad was alleged, due to the refusal of the Social Rehabilitation Center Sierra Centro Sur Turi-Cuenca to allow her to enter the Center, based on the way she dresses. The Court analyzes the merits of the action, accepts it and declares the violation of the rights to equality and non discrimination, to the free development of personality, to access quality public services, as well as to file complaints and receive motivated answers. From the criminal field and establishing its relationship with Sustainable Development Goal No. 5. This goal promotes the right to personal integrity, covering aspects such as physical, psychological, moral and sexual integrity, as well as the prohibition of torture, among others. This paper highlights the connection between criminal law and human rights, while highlighting the progress made towards a more harmonious and peaceful societ.