Education as a Procedural Protective Instrument of Human Education as a Procedural Protective Instrument of Human Rights in Mexico.in Mexico.
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Constitution citizenization, Human Rights, Education, Warranty, Protector, LitigationAbstract
This article is dedicated to the constitutional reform of 2011 on Human Rights , focused on education and socialization of the same in Mexico , considering it is through strengthening education , raise awareness and human rights ciudadanizan
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