Caso Clementina J.

 

Authors
Hidalgo Martínez, Jéssica Elizabeth; Rodriguez, Enrique Arcenio
Format
Article
Status
publishedVersion
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Abstract: Reproductive rights have recently been recognized as Human Rights, and their regulation is subsumed in various conventions ratified by the Republic of Panama, but which are not backed by national regulations, and there is a legal issue that leaves victims without defense.. The present article and corresponding demand, deals with the problem of the exercise of Reproductive Rights in a country that turns its back on its regulation, and seeks to raise awareness of a current and growing problem.
Abstract: Reproductive rights have recently been recognized as Human Rights, and their regulation is subsumed in various conventions ratified by the Republic of Panama, but which are not backed by national regulations, and there is a legal issue that leaves victims without defense.. The present article and corresponding demand, deals with the problem of the exercise of Reproductive Rights in a country that turns its back on its regulation, and seeks to raise awareness of a current and growing problem.

Publication Year
2019
Language
spa
Topic
Human Rights
violation of rights
judicial guarantees
Inter American Commission
demando for human rights
precautionary measures
reproductive rights
Repository
RI JaDimike
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