Human Rights in Principle-Building and Constitutional Reforms
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Human rights are based on the context established by State agencies with networks that relate the organizations, groups and movements formed in society, in order to analyze and understand the processes of construction of constitutional principles and reforms, which allows inferential statistics to evaluate indicators of public policies in the field of human rights at the national and international levels; as well as practical reflections on this Quality of life standards with analytical tools from political science, sociology, political anthropology and legal anthropology. Thus, territorial planning, social reordering and spaces for intercultural dialogues are required to achieve the analysis of subjective constructions of reality and to contribute to the needs with agreements raised as the dialogues and the policy of integral development, political participation and development advance possible solutions by applying mechanisms to guarantee the fulfillment of democracy, the dignification of work and conditions of well-being as a common good.
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