El régimen internacional de la filiación y los derechos humanos: el diálogo de las fuentes.

Abstract. As regards filiation, different types of regulations co-exist within the Uruguayanlegal system: based on internal or international sources, on material or conflict sources,drawn up since the 19th century to this day, regulations which reflect prevailing legislativepolicies at the time in t...

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Main Author: Fresnedo de Aguirre, Cecilia
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: 2006
Subjects:
human rights
filiation
treaty
international private law
harmonization
derechos humanos
filiación
tratado
derecho internacional privado
armonización
Online Access:https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=6119854
Source:Revista de Derecho: Publicación de la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad Católica de Uruguay, ISSN 1510-3714, Nº. 1, 2006 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Revista de Derecho), pags. 155-187
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El régimen internacional de la filiación y los derechos humanos: el diálogo de las fuentes.
Summary: Abstract. As regards filiation, different types of regulations co-exist within the Uruguayanlegal system: based on internal or international sources, on material or conflict sources,drawn up since the 19th century to this day, regulations which reflect prevailing legislativepolicies at the time in the national, regional or universal societies. Some regulations makea severe distinction between different types of filiation – especially between legitimate and illegitimate filiation – and put forward discriminatory solutions, while others establish theobligation to recognize equal rights for all children, them having been born in or out ofwedlock. The content of these sources is analyzed in this paper, how they interact, what the national and the international legislator has done and will have to do as regards this subject, as well as the role played by the judge when it comes to interpreting and applying International Private Law regulations on filiation, taking into account human rights conventions, the role of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, the effect of the supervening ius cogens in the Treaties on International Civil Law of Montevideo of 1889 and 1940, as well as in the International Private Law based on internal sources and the consequences of the criteria proposed.

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