Elderecho a la vida y derechopenal internacional: ¿La regulación es coherente?

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Abstract

The right to life is one of the most important human rights, it has been recognized in all human rights treaties and on a national level, their breach is a criminal offence. Nonetheless, in International Criminal Law it doesn’t have the same regulation that national jurisdictions and the same importance in contrast with others human rights such as human dignity, due process and racial equality.

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Dondé Matute, J. (2017). Elderecho a la vida y derechopenal internacional: ¿La regulación es coherente? Boletin Mexicano de Derecho Comparado, 50(149), 645–672. https://doi.org/10.22201/iij.24484873e.2017.149.11353

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