La cuarta generación de derechos humanos: normas europeas y experiencia nacional

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Olha O. Barabash
Kateryna R. Dobkina
Yevgeniya M. Klyuyeva
Alina S. Martiuk
Mariana V. Povalena

Resumen

La clasificación generacional de los derechos humanos es vital y necesaria para examinar el desarrollo de paradigmas jurídicos. Este enfoque facilita la comprensión más profunda de la evolución de nociones y teorías dentro del ámbito de los derechos humanos, al tiempo que señala diferencias clave en las diversas etapas de esta evolución. Otorgar derechos a generaciones particulares nos permite monitorear cómo la sociedad adopta y reconoce facetas novedosas de conciencia y garantías legales. Los autores utilizan varios métodos científicos, incluidos análisis, síntesis, inducción y deducción, así como métodos históricos y jurídicos, jurídicos formales y jurídicos comparados, para examinar la cuarta generación de derechos humanos. El artículo tiene como objetivo investigar la naturaleza de estos derechos, identificar los derechos particulares de esta época y examinar las normas europeas relacionadas con estos derechos. También intenta evaluar las posibilidades de realización legislativa de estos derechos en Ucrania, tanto ahora como en el futuro. Conclusiones y sugerencias del artículo pretenden servir como base teórica y metodológica para una legislación que mejore el marco político y jurídico del Estado ucraniano. Esto es para los programas destinados a abordar las deficiencias en el área de protección y garantía de los derechos humanos somáticos a nivel nacional.

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Barabash, O. O., Dobkina, K. R., Klyuyeva, Y. M., Martiuk, A. S., & Povalena, M. V. (2024). La cuarta generación de derechos humanos: normas europeas y experiencia nacional. Boletín Mexicano De Derecho Comparado, 66(167), 3–32. https://doi.org/10.22201/iij.24484873e.2023.167.18560
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Kateryna R. Dobkina, State University of Infrastructure and Technologies

Institute of Management, Technology and Law

Faculty of Law

Yevgeniya M. Klyuyeva, State University of Infrastructure and Technologies

Department of Economic and Transport Law

Faculty of Law

Institute of Management, Technology and Law

Alina S. Martiuk, State University of Infrastructure and Technologies

Department of Law

Mariana V. Povalena, Lviv State University of Internal Affairs

Department of Theory of Law, Constitutional and Private Law

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