Tutela judicial efectiva, garantía constitucional en la judicialización de la violencia contra la mujer

Effective Judicial Protection is essential in Ecuadorian law, especially in the judicialization of violence against women. This principle ensures access to justice and protects fundamental rights. The research focuses on evaluating how this principle is applied in cases of gender violence in Ecuador. Legal mechanisms, the effectiveness of judicial institutions and the application of laws protecting women are examined. Challenges such as lack of resources, deep-rooted cultural aspects, and structural issues that may hinder access to justice for affected women are explored. The study is not only limited to identifying deficiencies in the system, but also proposes recommendations and solutions to strengthen effective judicial protection and guarantee a more efficient and equitable response to gender violence. In summary, it addresses the crucial intersection between effective judicial protection, the constitutional guarantee, and the reality of the judicialization of violence against women in Ecuador, which contributes to the protection of their rights in the legal field.

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Revista Metropolitana de Ciencias Aplicadas
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2025-09-13
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https://doi.org/10.62452/n70r3m33
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Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies
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Tutela judicial efectiva, garantía constitucional en la judicialización de la violencia contra la mujer

Libertad Machado López, José Luis Castillo-Moreno
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Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies
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Tutela judicial efectiva, garantía constitucional en la judicialización de la violencia contra la mujer

Libertad Machado López, José Luis Castillo-Moreno
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Effective Judicial Protection is essential in Ecuadorian law, especially in the judicialization of violence against women. This principle ensures access to justice and protects fundamental rights. The research focuses on evaluating how this principle is applied in cases of gender violence in Ecuador. Legal mechanisms, the effectiveness of judicial institutions and the application of laws protecting women are examined. Challenges such as lack of resources, deep-rooted cultural aspects, and structural issues that may hinder access to justice for affected women are explored. The study is not only limited to identifying deficiencies in the system, but also proposes recommendations and solutions to strengthen effective judicial protection and guarantee a more efficient and equitable response to gender violence. In summary, it addresses the crucial intersection between effective judicial protection, the constitutional guarantee, and the reality of the judicialization of violence against women in Ecuador, which contributes to the protection of their rights in the legal field.

Revista Metropolitana de Ciencias AplicadasVol. 8(S2)
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Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies
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