CONTEMPORARY STUDY OF HUMAN RIGHTS: Legal reflections within the framework of the 45-year career of Jesús Armando López Velarde Campa
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International Human Rights Law is a set of norms and principles that seeks to protect and guarantee the fundamental rights of all people, regardless of their nationality, race, gender, religion, or any other characteristic. Its importance lies in several crucial aspects that impact both nationally and internationally. Likewise, International Human Rights Law establishes a universal legal framework that promotes human dignity, equality, and justice. By recognizing and protecting basic rights such as the right to life, freedom of expression, equality before the law, and the prohibition of torture, this legal framework helps prevent abuses and violations by governments and other powerful actors.
Moreover, the respect and promotion of human rights are fundamental for sustainable development and the maintenance of international peace and security. Systematic violations of human rights are often an underlying cause of social and political conflicts, as well as regional instability. Therefore, strengthening the rule of law, through the adherence to international human rights standards, contributes to the building of more just and peaceful societies. Another important aspect is that International Human Rights Law provides a framework for accountability and justice. International monitoring mechanisms and specialized courts allow individuals and States to be held accountable for human rights violations, thereby ensuring that victims receive redress and that perpetrators face legal consequences.
This legal framework serves as an ethical and moral reference that guides the actions of States and the international community. By ratifying human rights treaties and conventions, States publicly commit to respecting and protecting the fundamental rights of their citizens. This not only strengthens the legitimacy of governments but also fosters international cooperation and solidarity among peoples. Consequently, we acknowledge the commendable efforts dedicated to the preparation of this text, which not only represents a valuable contribution to the academic field but also serves as a significant tribute to the 45 years of dedication and excellence of Dr. Jesús Armando López Velarde Campa, distinguished internationalist, politician, and friend.
This work undoubtedly stands out as an essential reference for students of both Law and International Relations. Its value lies in offering a solid and comprehensive perspective on this topic; the book enriches and complements previously existing analyses, providing an updated and detailed view of the challenges and advances in the protection of human rights at the international level. It will also serve as a valuable reference source for academics, researchers, and professionals in the field. Its solid content and the thoroughness of its analysis position it as a work of great relevance in the academic and legal fields.
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Foreword
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PanegyricTrainer of generations
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Local justice and diffuse control of conventionality in the protection of the rights of public service users as fundamental rights
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Transnational State, Human Right to a Healthy Environment, and the Paris Agreement: Reflections on the Reform of the Electricity Industry Law in Mexico
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Massive human rights violations.Crimes against humanity in Ivory Coast (2011)
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Judicial application of international human rights standards in Mexico
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Human Rights and the penitentiary system
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Parameters for International Responsibility of States in the Universal and Inter-American System of Human Rights
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