El derecho humano a la movilidad humana de las personas en condición de apatridia y su desarrollo en la constitución y los tratados internacionales.

Abstract

The general objective of this theoretical case study is to analyze the lack of constitutional regulations and the violation of rights in the case of stateless persons. Likewise, it aims to determine the effectiveness of human rights in the human mobility of stateless persons and its development in the Constitution and International Treaties, analyze the violated rights of stateless persons according to the Constitution and international instruments for the protection of human rights and, lastly, promoting the protection of human rights in the human mobility of stateless persons established in Ecuador. The methodology that will be used within this research will be based on the qualitative approach of the analysis of the theoretical case, for the purposes of applying the scientific method, an observation guide with characteristics of the variables will be used in order to demonstrate the conclusions of the present study. Finally, the research concludes by pointing out that in the human mobility law there is no specific chapter that regulates the rights and guarantees of the stateless population, only rules dispersed in a generic way in the content of the law are observed, a situation that evidences the normative vacuum existing.