Human Right to the Science Current Status in Mexico
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Human Rights, ESCER, Right to Science, Science and Technology, Third Generation RightsAbstract
The purpose of this article is to analyze the current situation of science as a human right in Mexico, as well as the achievements that have been made regarding its regulatory framework.
The interest in developing this approach arises from the fact that science and technology have been scarcely analyzed as part of economic, social, cultural and environmental rights (ESCER), despite
the fact that, currently, the dissemination of information and technological development have gained relevance as fundamental components of the information society.
Likewise, it is important not to disregard that science is a public good: although Mexico has been a pioneer country in terms of defending these rights in its constitution, the National Science and Technology System has not been
able to guarantee access this human right enshrined both in the Political Constitution and in several instruments of which Mexico is a party; which points to the need to analyze the efforts and advances of our State so that the right to
science is a reality for Mexicans.
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