Violación del libre desarrollo de la personalidad por parte de las Instituciones Educativas en relación a la longitud y corte del cabello
The right to the free development of one�s personality as embodied in Article 16 of the Colombian Constitution states that this should be enjoyed by all people without distinction. However, exercising this right cannot be absolute as it may be limited by the rule of law itself. Educational insti...
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Format: | Article |
Language: | Spanish |
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Escuela Superior de Administración Pública
2010
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Online Access: | http://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=3732076 |
Source: | Nova et Vétera, ISSN 0123-2614, Vol. 19, Nº. 63, 2010, pags. 97-113 |
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The right to the free development of one�s personality as embodied in Article 16 of the Colombian
Constitution states that this should be enjoyed by
all people without distinction. However, exercising
this right cannot be absolute as it may be limited by
the rule of law itself. Educational institutions� coexistence manuals have often arbitrarily sought to
ignore (rather than limit) this right, especially regarding students� hair styles and haircutting (i.e.
length). The constitutional court has handed down
multiple rulings (especially when reviewing lawsuits) to protect this right, or overturn it, regarding
hair styles and haircutting in infant, primary, secondary and vocational educational facilities, thereby establishing a jurisprudential line and forming
the topic outlined and analysed in this article |
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