La disputa entre Democracia y Derechos: El caso de la "Human Rights Act" británica
Which are the characteristics that defi ne a constitutional design oriented to rights protection and reinforcement? The answer to this question confronts us to the challenge of trying to balance the relationship between democracy and rights, including the primacy of parliament as an expression of th...
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Universidad Viña del Mar
2013
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| Baliabidea: | Revista de Derechos Fundamentales, ISSN 0719-1669, Nº. 9, 2013, pags. 17-31 |
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Which are the characteristics that defi ne a constitutional design oriented to rights
protection and reinforcement? The answer to this question confronts us to the
challenge of trying to balance the relationship between democracy and rights,
including the primacy of parliament as an expression of the popular will of free
and equal citizens and the recognition of certain basic rights that we own because
of our human condition and due to which governments must submit. The UK has
achieved this challenge, an outstanding result, in 1998 enacting a bill of rights that
expresses the rights and liberties of the people of Britain. |
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