español The Writ of Protection Against Individuals and Private Entities in Ecuador
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18272/iu.v29i29.2376Abstract
This article analyzes the jurisdictional mechanisms designed in the Constitution of Ecuador to protect rights against non-state agents. It reviews the legal and jurisprudential development of the five causes of activation of the writ of protection against individuals: when they provide public services, generate serious damage, or place the person in a state of subordination, defenselessness, or discrimination. In addition, it seeks to identify practical cases in which the violation of rights committed by private parties enables its constitutional review.
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