Consequences of Breach of Fundamental Obligations, Correlative to the Right to the Disposal of One’s Own Body
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own body, fundamental rightsAbstract
One of the debates that have been opened in the last few years, is the one that in been generated by conservative groups that support the exercise of the
human right to the disposition of one ́s
own body to justified several subjets
such as abortion, facing the postureo f
others that from varius theories base
their questions on the existence of that
right. There ́s even a more radical speech
supported by religious dogmas. The
meaning of this study is to prove that
a correct understanding of the human
rights, its principles, effects and content
will provide reliable legal bases for the
discussion to argumentatively support a
particular meaning that although it could
contradict the discourse held up to now,
it would also introduce aspects that seem
not to have had permeability or resonance
in contemporary public discussion.
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