Prescription of the rights derived from the contract reality according to the jurisprudence of the Council of State by González Vargas, Víctor Mauricio

“…One of them has been the application of the extinctive prescription on the rights that derive from the declaration of existence of the employment relationship, which has led the Second Section of the Council of State to unify its jurisprudence, in the sense of establishing, first, that the claim for these rights must be filed within 3 years following the termination of the contractual relationship; second, that if there are successive contracts, with interruptions of more than 30 business days, the interruption of continuity operates and, therefore, the prescription must be analyzed from the end dates of each of these contracts, taking into account the particularities of each case; third, that pension contributions are imprescriptible; and fourth, that the exception of extinctive prescription of the right must be resolved in the sentence and not previously. …”

Balance in resolution of collision of fundamental rights. Special reference to the Spanish constitutional jurisprudence by Ruiz-Ruiz, Ramón

Subjects: “…jurisprudence, balance, fundamental rights, theories of law, principles andrules, Spanish constitutionalism…”

From Hermes to Gödel and Guastini: on Hermeneutical Power by Siuffi-Campo, Juan Carlos

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General characteristics of legal norms by Umaña Luna, Eduardo

Subjects: “…Law, justice, jurisprudence, natural law, historicism, positive law.…”

The phenomenon of the recruitment of children and adolescents by illegal organized armed groups : case of Colombia. by Mendoza Tovar, Víctor Hugo

“…The Peace Treaty signed in 2016 by the Colombian State and the FARC guerrilla allowed for a reduction in the recruitment of children and adolescents; however, the increase in the number of ex-FARC dissidents and Organised Armed Groups (GAO) present in the national territory, have once again used recruitment as an internal policy to expand the ranks of combatants and their criminal activities, even though International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and national and international jurisprudence prohibit it. The methodology used in this academic research is descriptive with a qualitative approach, in which the regulations and international jurisprudence framed in the International Humanitarian Law of armed conflicts and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights are enunciated, aiming to make an x-ray on the phenomenon of recruitment of children and adolescents in Colombia, being this document an input document for consultation in the study and achievement of research of a social nature, where social phenomena are addressed.…”

The national agrarian strike of 2013 and the agricultural policy 2006-2014 by Campos-Martínez, Froilán

“…The general objective of this article was to analyze the conditions and  consequences of the 2013 national agrarian strike and the agricultural policy 2006-2014, through a diagnosis of the agricultural sector in Colombia, including the background (a look at economic policies, neoliberalism and economic liberalization in the country), current national situation, recently approved farmer rights, agricultural reality of the peasantry against human rights and analysis of jurisprudence.…”

Mediate co-authored and determination of the state structure in the investigation of international crimes by Gamboa Rubiano, Sandra

“…From a dogmatic conception of criticism, the figures of co-authored and authored medi ate are revised, observing the implementation of its components under the guise of co authored by chain of command, in the jurisprudence of the Supreme Court of Justice in Colombia. …”

Exceptional provenance of amparo suit for payment of labor claims: a way for protection of economic, social and cultural rights by Pabón-Mantilla, Ana Patricia, Acevedo-Suárez, Aury Mayerly, Mosquera, Stella

“…This work aims to study the mechanisms of enforcing these rights through the development of a line of jurisprudence that seeks to determine if the non-payment of labor claims violates the right to the subsistence level, and if thus the amparo suit as a defense mechanism is feasible.…”

Access to the right to education in female inmates of Colombia by Rodríguez-Naranjo, Jeimy Tatiana

“…Many studies are cited and also the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, international agreements, national jurisprudence and various public policies on the use of the human right to education in prison; finally are cited relevant conclusions to this research.…”

Public policy as a guarantee of early childhood rights in Colombia by Sánchez Cubides, Pedro Alfonso

“…The method used was the consultation of the jurisprudence, doctrine, legal norms and documents that support the aforementioned policy. …”

Controversial Aspects of the Leasing Contracts Obligations Arising During the Absence of Special Regulation by Arias Barreto, Gabriel

“…The methodology used was based on the review of jurisprudence, doctrine, concepts issued by administrative entities and even the practical experience of those who operate with these contracts. …”

Labeling of transgenic foods in Colombia and the power of information by Aguilera A., Johanna Katherine

“…With the aforementioned purpose, for the development of this article, the qualitative method was used, starting from the study of the APOGM labeling in the country and its incidence in terms of food sovereignty and guarantee of consumer rights, for this purpose the review of regulations, jurisprudence and scientific and academic literature on transgenic foods and their labeling; It is intended to glimpse the importance of strict food labeling, an issue that, referring to foods from genetically modified organisms, acquires relevance, since the label constitutes the means of control available to people to guarantee food sovereignty.…”

Social Licensing and the Extractive Industry by Flórez Peña , Carmen Graciela, Díaz Gamboa, Luis Bernardo, López Solano, Cristian Alexis

“…The purpose of this article is to make an approximation to the concept of social licensing; a figure that emerges from the multiple efforts of jurisprudence to agree on the economic interests of extractive companies and the collective fundamental rights of the inhabitants who reside in the jurisdiction of the municipality where a mining, oil or energy project is to be carried out.   …”