La aplicación de las medidas de reparación integral en el Ecuador, una mirada desde los derechos humanos.

Abstract

Integral reparation is a right for all human rights victims, the same one trying to reimburse partially or completely the harm caused to the victims by the state. In the present article, we will explore the strong influence of the Interamerican System of Human Rights and the Universal System of Human Rights, the evolution of the reparation measures applied in the jurisprudence of the Interamerican Court of Human Rights and its international repercussions specifically in Ecuador. We will analyze their international standards in regards to the subject, the internal normative of our country and the reparation measures of the Constitutional Court of Ecuador. The Ecuadorian normative will be considered, its constitution and its jurisprudence, for a direct focus on the legal structure that protects the rights of the victims. Finally, we will deepen on the role Ecuador has on abiding the decisions of the IDH Court and how this fails in its territory.