Los tratados internacionales y la supremacía de la constitución en la defensa de los derechos humanos en Ecuador.

Abstract

This research focuses on understanding the reality of the interpretation of laws and, therefore, the justice that results from the interaction of officials and the needs of the origin. Given that Latin America is a region with great singularities in the area of law, perhaps the most explicit contradiction is related to human rights. How is it possible that a region so rich in normative texts that recognize fundamental human rights is also one of the regions with the most serious and obvious human rights violations? Why are international and national human rights norms not effectively applied in Latin America in general? These questions led me to address the subject of this research, international treaties and the supremacy of the constitution, as well as its impact on the defense of human rights in Ecuador, since they can integrate human rights into legal systems depending on the region and country. They are unconstitutionally protected and then interpreted and reused well or poorly. The objective is also to determine the power of international treaties and the supremacy of the constitution and its impact on the defense of human rights in Ecuador. Regarding the methodology of this research, epistemology is viewed from the positivist paradigm with a quantitative approach that requires the use of methods and techniques that allow the measurement and analysis of information to complete the review or denial. of hypotheses and the behavior of the study variables.