Inconstitucionalidad del Art. 121 del Código Orgánico Ambiental por la Regresividad de Derechos Ambientales referentes al monocultivo
All living beings like plants, animals and humans be part of the environment. Since the begin of the humanity has been treated to understand the functioning of the nature and at the same time try to protect and preserve it in its purest state. Little by Little, with the imminent development of the S...
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| Formato: | bachelorThesis |
| Idioma: | spa |
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2018
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| Acesso em linha: | http://dspace.unl.edu.ec/jspui/handle/123456789/20517 |
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Adicionar Tag | Resumo: | All living beings like plants, animals and humans be part of the environment. Since the begin of the humanity has been treated to understand the functioning of the nature and at the same time try to protect and preserve it in its purest state. Little by Little, with the imminent development of the States, in this case the Ecuadorian, create laws that are in accordance with the new tendencies of the Right and adapted to the needs of future generations that although it is true it is uncertain, it should be encouraged that the development that urges from the activities that have a direct or indirect relationship with the nature be sustainable. Ecuador, pioneer in the world by granting rights to nature must be more rigorous in the control of constitutionality avoiding the regression of nature rights at the moment that the laws are issued. The Constitution is emphatic at the moment that establish that the rights have to be progressive, what leads to the existence of an obligation not to do, not to back down, not to affect the standards of environmental protection already acquired. |
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